Your before-and-afters and your reviews, in one bio link
New clients check your Instagram, then check whether anyone else trusts you. Put both in the same place instead of making them look.
- Photos of your work next to the reviews that describe it
- A QR code for each mirror station — the best moment to ask
- Reviews that name the stylist, because clients book people
- One link for Instagram, WhatsApp and your booking system
The chair is the highest-converting moment in any local business
The client is seated, happy, holding their phone and looking straight at the result. A framed QR code at the station turns that into a review far more reliably than a card at the till.
Colour work needs proof, not adjectives
A balayage review without a photo persuades nobody. Your page keeps the picture and the words together, which is what a client comparing three salons is actually looking for.
Fill the quiet days
Most salons are full on Saturday and empty on Tuesday. Reviews mentioning midweek availability, and a page that says it plainly, move bookings into the days you need them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can individual stylists have their own reviews?
Google reviews attach to the business, but clients who name their stylist in the text do the same job — and you can reply using that name.
Can I offer a discount for a review?
No — incentivised reviews violate Google's policies and can get your reviews removed. Ask everyone the same way instead.
How long does setup take?
About two minutes: choose your address, import your Google reviews, and the page is live.