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SEO for hairdressers and barbers

I’ve done SEO for salons. People looking for a new hairdresser or barber search nearby, flick through photos and reviews, and book whoever looks right and has a slot. Once they’re happy, they come back for years. I help that first booking be with you.

SEO for salons at a glance

Price
£125 a week
Per day
About £18Less than a couple of coffees
Includes
Website found, cited, managed and looked after
Timescale
First results within weeksBusier searches take a few months
Covers
Liverpool, Merseyside, Cheshire and West Lancashire
Contact
WhatsApp 07463 631121or call 0151 402 0925

Why good salons get missed on Google

Hair is one of the most local searches there is. People want a salon or barber within a short drive or walk, so almost every new client comes from the Google map. If your listing has old photos, wrong hours or few reviews, they book the salon down the road.

Booking apps are useful, but they own your listing on their platform, not on Google. A strong Google listing of your own, linked to your booking system, means new clients find and book you directly.

Your website backs that up with prices, a look at your work, your stylists and the services people search for, like balayage, colour correction or skin fades.

The searches worth chasing

“Hairdresser near me”, “barbers near me”, “balayage Liverpool”, “colour correction specialist”, “wedding hair”, “skin fade” and “curly hair specialist”. Town searches like “hairdresser Crosby” are often the easiest to win.

What I do for salons

A fuller column, week in and week out.

1

Google listing

Fresh photos of your work, correct hours, booking link and a steady flow of reviews.

2

Service pages

Colour, balayage, cuts, fades, extensions and bridal, each with a page of its own.

3

Price list

A clear price list on your site, so people don’t have to ring to find out.

4

Meet the team

Your stylists and what they specialise in. People book a person, not a salon.

5

Online booking

Booking linked from your site and listing, so people book at midnight if they want.

6

Before and afters

Your best transformations, used on your site and Google listing.

Really happy with the job Pete and the team do me my business, so much that I have referred them to others in my industry. Great site and really high rankings, keep up the good SEO work guys!

Melissa P. hiPete clientGoogle review

The map is your shop window

Most new clients pick from the top few salons in the map. Photos, reviews and how complete your listing is decide who’s in that top few. Weekly updates and fresh photos keep you there.

Specialist services like colour correction or curly cuts are easier to rank for and bring clients willing to travel.

Reviews every weekA short text after each appointment keeps reviews coming and your stars high.

3 steps to online success

How I’d fill more of your chairs.

Step oneFree check

Send me your website or booking page. I’ll see where you sit in the map locally.

Step twoFix the basics

Google listing, price list, booking links and your main service pages.

Step threeGrow every week

Fresh photos, more reviews and specialist pages, with a monthly report on what moved.

Get a free website check

Fill this in and I’ll take a careful look at your site and listing before I come back to you. No automated report and no sales pitch.

It’s £125 a week if you want me to crack on, which is about £18 a day. Less than a couple of coffees.

  • Where you sit in the map for “hairdresser near me”
  • Whether people can book easily
  • The three things I’d fix first

Free website check

For salons and barbers across the North West.

Contact Form

Rather message? WhatsApp me on 07463 631121 or call 0151 402 0925.

Salon SEO questions

Tap a question to open it.

How much does SEO cost for a salon?

£125 a week, which is about £18 a day, on a 30 day rolling basis. That covers your SEO, Google listing, AI visibility and looking after your website.

Do I need a website if I use a booking app?

It helps a lot. Your own site and Google listing bring new clients direct, while the app handles bookings.

Should I show prices?

Yes. People compare salons on price and skip ones that hide it.

Do service pages really help?

Yes, especially for specialist work like balayage or colour correction. They’re easier to rank for.

How often should I add photos?

Weekly if you can. Fresh photos keep your listing looking busy and help it rank.

Can you help barbers too?

Yes. Barber searches work the same way, with fades, beard trims and walk-ins worth their own pages.

How do I get more reviews?

Send a short text after each visit with a simple link. I’ll set that up.

How long before I see more bookings?

Listing fixes can help within weeks. Busier searches take a few months to rank well.

Can you work on my existing website?

Usually. If it’s on WordPress I can make the changes myself. If not, I’ll tell you straight whether it’s worth fixing or rebuilding.

What do you need from me to get started?

Your website, your price list and access to your Google listing. WhatsApp is the easiest way to start.

Fill more chairs

Email, call or WhatsApp me your salon’s website.