Business Tools
Your website, your listing, your services and prices, and how people find you.
The business itself, as against you: its name, what it does, the photo used when nothing more specific is set, who works here, and your cont...
Everybody who can sign in, and what marks an owner. The list is short for most businesses and worth checking twice a year, because an employ...
Your site: its logo, its address, what Google prints, and every section on it. With one website this page opens the site itself rather than ...
People search for the town they live in. Tick the towns you actually serve and each gets a page saying what you do and how far you are from ...
Your entry in the directory: where you are, what you offer, when you are open. It is the thing people find when they search for what you do,...
Days you are closed, so nobody can book them. A short list you add to a few times a year: holidays, a week away, the day the hall is unavail...
What you sell: the classes, sessions or appointments people book. Each carries where it happens, when, and what it costs, and each can be sh...
Buying several classes at once. It is the difference between a customer who pays each time and one who has already committed, which is most ...
Your other profiles: social accounts, a booking page elsewhere, anything you want people to be able to reach. Each one can appear on your we...
Pictures of the business, and where each is allowed to appear. Photographs of the thing actually happening beat photographs of an empty room...