Setting Up a Dayslice Page that Maximizes Bookings
How you set up your Dayslice page can make a significant difference in your booking rates. Today, we're walking you through the essential tips to creating an irresistible Dayslice page, which not only showcases your skills but also makes it easier for potential clients to hit that "Book Now" button. Let's get started!
1. Craft a Compelling but Succinct Bio
Your bio is your chance to introduce yourself and highlight your expertise. Be sure to clearly articulate who you are, what you do, and why someone should book a session with you. Remember, clarity and brevity are key—provide enough detail to be informative, but keep it succinct to maintain engagement.
2. Incorporate Relevant Social Links
If you have a strong online presence on other platforms, leverage it! Including links to your professional social media profiles can provide additional context about you and your services. Just ensure the content you're sharing aligns with the image you're portraying on Dayslice.
3. Choose Accessible Branding Colors
Color can significantly impact how users perceive your brand. Opt for accessible and friendly colors that don't sacrifice readability. Light colors might look clean and minimalist, but they could reduce readability for some guests. Use contrast effectively and ensure your text is easy to read against your chosen background color.
With our color picker, you'll be able to test our different combos of gradients. Once you choose a combo, be sure to check out what your booking page actually looks like to ensure it's booking friendly!
4. Pick a Relevant yet Non-Distracting Cover Photo
A picture is worth a thousand words, so choose your cover photo wisely. It should represent you and your service well without drawing attention away from your core offering. Keep it relevant, professional, and visually appealing.
With Dayslice, you have two different options for your cover banner - you can either upload your own or choose from Pexel, a database of beautiful stock imagery. In general, we recommend that most people use existing stock imagery because it is default high-quality and will fit well with most pages.
5. Offer an Introductory Call
A lower-priced or free introductory call can be a great way to attract new customers. It provides an opportunity for potential clients to experience your service without committing to a full-priced session.
6. Create Session Packs with Different Price Points
Offering session packs at varying price points can cater to a wider range of customers. New guests might prefer booking a single session, while your regulars could be tempted by a discounted 10-pack deal.
7. Experiment with Lower-Ticket Items
Consider adding ticketed events to your Dayslice page. These are sessions where multiple people can attend at a price lower than 1:1 sessions. It's a fantastic way to cater to a larger audience while still offering valuable content.
8. Go the Extra Mile with a Digital Good
If you're feeling ambitious, add a digital good to your page. This could be a lead magnet that attracts potential customers or a low-cost informational product that gives people a taste of your content. It's a subtle way of showcasing your expertise and building trust with your potential clients.
In summary, a well-crafted Dayslice page that's engaging, accessible, and reflects your brand can significantly improve your booking rate. Remember, the goal is to make it easy and appealing for potential clients to book a session with you. Happy Dayslicing!