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Helen Moore Hairdressing.
A clearer way to book.

We rebuilt this Wallasey salon's slow website. The new pages help phone visitors find the salon and take the next step.

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One of us will get back to you the same day, or the next working day at the latest.

A salon interior, shown as an example
Stock photo, shown as an example salon.

The salon's result

New local clients are booking with the salon.

The salon has had steady bookings from new local clients since the rebuild. That came without an ongoing monthly SEO bill.

This is the salon's experience. It is not a promise of the same result for every business.

Local ranking

Number one

Top of local search for its main services. Checked October 2026.

The rebuilt website

Put the booking step where people can find it.

The old site was hard to use on a phone. We rebuilt the pages around what people need before they book.

The homepage gives them a clear choice: check the services or book an appointment.

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Helen Moore's homepage with services and appointment buttons
The salon's website, captured 2 October 2026. Select to enlarge.

From finding the salon to asking for a visit.

  1. Find the salon

    People arrive from social media or local search. The homepage makes it clear where they are.

  2. Choose the next step

    Visitors can check the services or go straight to booking. Both choices are clear on the homepage.

  3. Ask for an appointment

    The booking page gives people a way to contact the salon. They can take the next step from their phone.

Your website

Make it easier to book with you.

We rebuild dated, slow websites for businesses. The first conversation is free, so we can talk through what needs to change.

Talk to us about your site

One of us will get back to you the same day, or the next working day at the latest.

Know what happens before you pay.

We agree the price before work starts. A non-refundable deposit comes before the first draft.