Practical advice for spa owners, massage therapists, and wellness businesses on getting online, attracting clients, and growing your practice.
Wix and Squarespace are the most recommended website builders in spa and massage forums. Here's an honest look at what they do well, where they fall short for wellness businesses, and how SpaWebsitePro compares.
Read more →Booking platforms like MassageBook, Jane App, and GlossGenius are excellent at managing your existing clients. What they aren't built for is attracting new ones. Here's the distinction that matters.
Read more →MassageBook does include structured data and meta tags on your profile page. The problem is where they point. Here's what the code actually says — and what it means for your visibility.
Read more →Running a mobile massage practice means your website needs to work differently than a spa with a front door. Here's what to get right — including the service area setup that most website builders completely miss.
Read more →Comparing Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, GlossGenius, Vagaro, Square Online, Fresha, and SpaWebsitePro for spa and massage therapy businesses. Here's what actually matters.
Read more →Most website builders leave SEO as something you have to figure out yourself. Here's what SpaWebsitePro handles automatically — and the two things you can do to make your spa or salon even more findable.
Read more →Your website is live — now what? Here's a practical, step-by-step approach to turning your new spa or massage website into your first paying bookings.
Read more →Just graduated from massage school? Here's exactly what your first professional website needs to attract clients and look credible from day one.
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