I'm a salon or barber · Being easy to contact

Contact info on your website, for salons

If someone has to hunt for your phone number on a phone, they'll call whoever's easier.

In the works

We haven't finished writing the rubric for this one, so it won't appear in your comparison yet. It's here so you know what's coming — and the advice below still holds if you want to get ahead of it.

#04 · SALONS

Why it matters here

Most people reaching your site are on a phone and ready to call. Every extra tap between them and your number is a chance to lose the job.

A new client finds you on a phone, usually in the evening, usually deciding between you and two others nearby. If they can see the work and book without calling, you've got them.


What Kerby looks at

A tappable phone number above the fold
Hours and service area visible without scrolling
Whether the same details match your Google listing

What decides it for salons

Recent photos of actual cuts and colour
Booking that works at 11pm without a phone call
A steady drip of new reviews, not a burst two years ago

This one is compared on the same rubric for every trade. We haven't written salons-specific benchmarks for it yet.

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