Studio Saffi: the Google package
How Studio Saffi shows up on Google and in shared links decides whether people choose it or scroll on to the next name. We write every line and put it live on your website for you.
1. How you look on Google
The title and description Google shows for your main page, written from your own site in the words customers search for.
Before: the result shows the title “studio saffi” and the description “Welcome to our website! We are passionate about hair. Click here to find out more about us and our team ...”.
- Title has no service and no town
- Description is a generic welcome
- Gives no reason to choose this salon
After: the title reads “Studio Saffi · Hair Salon in Kingsbridge · Cuts & Colour” and the description reads “Cuts, colour and balayage on Mercer Row, Kingsbridge. Open Tuesday to Saturday, late nights Thursday and Friday. Book online.”.
- Service and town in the title
- Late opening hours, which people search for
- Ends with the action: book online
2. Your link, when someone shares it
A 1200 by 630 share image in your colours, plus the tags that tell WhatsApp, Facebook and LinkedIn what to show.
3. A description for every image
Screen readers read these aloud, and image search uses them to understand your photos. We write one for every image on your main pages.
no alt text at allalt="Two styling chairs in front of tall arched mirrors on a white marble floor."
alt="salon2.jpg"alt="Black salon chairs facing round mirrors along a dark wall."All three for $29, made from your own site.
Or $49 together with an online booking page. You see your own version before you pay, and you never share a password.