massage website and booking engine

For a long time now, Sally Edwards has been a massage and yoga therapist.  Her website was in need of some TLC – especially SEO (Search Engine Optimisation).

Whilst she has successfully run this business and juggled family life – it was time to grow the business.

What’s interesting about this website design, is that it has really provided quite an insight into the workings of Google and how websites rank highly in search engine results pages (SERPs).  It has also been an interesting lesson in considering the best functionality for capturing appointments, through an online booking system – a learning curve that taught us from early on that not all software is made equal.

In terms of the Search Engine Optimisation, Google has consistently placed this website at number one or at least in the top three, for a wide range of search results.  This is the case for a number of reasons – all of which are by design.  Sorry to disappoint you, but I am not going to go into all the details here!  Suffice to say, if you are looking for search engine optimisation or indeed, a new website – I would be more than happy to share my expertise on your project.

In terms of online appointments, most of the therapists are only available part time – so until the therapists can really be available full time, the easiest solution was simply a contact form with an optional payment system.  An automated online booking engine like this will free up the therapists time, allowing them to concentrate more on the actual massage, rather than the phone calls and emails that take so long to deal with in order to confirm a booking.

Finally, one thing is certain and that is clients are quickly and easily able to find the website (thanks to the SEO) and once on the website, to easily make contact – which of course is one of the key call to action objectives.

If something in this article is of interest to you, please do get in touch.