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Posted On: September 12th 2026, 04:00 am
This salon has a storefront. Their website does not say where it is.
The only geography on the whole site is the city name in the footer. No street, no map, no directions link.
Their street address is on Google, on two directories and on their old site. It is just not on the one page they control.
Put that next to a Google listing that says the business is permanently closed, and a customer who wants to walk in has no working way to find the door.
If you have a physical location, your address belongs in the footer of every page. It is one line and it is the reason people come.
The only geography on the whole site is the city name in the footer. No street, no map, no directions link.
Their street address is on Google, on two directories and on their old site. It is just not on the one page they control.
Put that next to a Google listing that says the business is permanently closed, and a customer who wants to walk in has no working way to find the door.
If you have a physical location, your address belongs in the footer of every page. It is one line and it is the reason people come.
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