How to move bookings from DMs to a website in one evening
When bookings come through DMs, every client waits for your reply. You answer between appointments, in the evening and at weekends. A booking website takes this off your plate: clients see your free time and pick a slot themselves.
Pick a template
Start with a template made for your niche. The design, colours and section order are ready, so there's no layout work.
Add photos
Your space, your work, your team and your logo. A few good shots are enough for clients to see your style.
Shoot your work in daylight against the same background, so the page looks consistent.
Add services, prices and hours
Give each service a length and a price. Clients will only see the times when you're actually free.
- name services the way clients search for them;
- include prep time in the length;
- add a price or a starting price.
Share the link wherever people find you
- your Instagram bio;
- your Google profile;
- business cards and the sign at the front desk.
New bookings arrive as notifications, and your DMs are for conversations again, not for agreeing on times.
