Belmont web design that gets people through the door.
Someone parked on High Street wants a haircut today. They check two sites and walk into the one showing times.
76%
of local searchers visit in 24h
78%
pick whoever replies first
5.0
from 125+ Google reviews
Three gaps on Belmont shop sites.
We see them on the salons, cafes and clinics that rely on walk-ins as much as bookings.
The hours live on Facebook
The site has no opening hours, or last year’s. People check Facebook, find a post from March and give up.
Nothing shows the inside
A stock photo of scissors, or no photos at all. Nobody can tell what the shop is like before they walk in.
Booking means ringing
The only way to book is to call during opening hours, when you are busy with a customer.
High Street is a busy strip.
There is usually another salon, cafe or clinic within a short walk. When your site leaves a question open, the shop next door answers it.
A site that answers the walk-in questions.
Open now? What do you do? Can I book? We plan the pages around those three, then design.
Hours on every page
Opening hours in the footer and on the contact page, matched to your Google listing.
Your shop, as it looks
Photos of your own shop, staff and work, with a plain list of what you offer.
Book without the phone
Online booking linked from every page if you take appointments, and a tap-to-call number if you don’t.
“He took the time to explain what he was doing, which helped me understand his work. My website is live now.”
Julie Whitehead
Google review
5.0 from 125+ Google reviews. Read them on Google
The questions we get.
It depends on the number of pages, who writes the words and whether the site takes bookings or payments. After launch you pay for the domain, hosting and updates.
Yes, if you want to be found on Google. Social pages rarely show up for a search like "hairdresser Belmont", and you don’t control how they look.
Yes, and they should match your Google listing. When the two disagree, people trust neither and ring someone else.
No website can promise that. Google ranks local results on relevance, distance and prominence. A site that clearly says what you do and that you are in Belmont helps relevance, and reviews build prominence.
Yes. Most booking tools show only your open times and send reminders, so a site can link to the one you already use.
No. We build sites for shops, clinics and trades across Geelong, the Surf Coast and Golden Plains.
Read before you decide.
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