Edit your page in Your page

Sections and their layouts, the words and photos, the draft versus the live page, and publishing.

Your page is where you edit your public booking page. On a computer your page sits on the left, as customers see it, and the panels sit on the right: your Secretary (its tab carries its name), Sections, Look, Business and History. On a phone the same panels open from the bar at the bottom.

Draft and live

Two kinds of change follow two rules, and the screen says which is which:

  • Look, sections and words save to a draft as you go. Customers see them when you tap Publish. The badge next to the title counts the changes that are not live yet.
  • Business details (name, logo, address, hours, links) save as you type and are live straight away, because your booking times, emails and Secretary use them too.

Publish shows the list of changes first. Every published version is kept in History, where Copy into draft brings an earlier one back. Undo (Ctrl+Z) takes back a change, and Discard unpublished changes, in the menu, returns your draft to what customers see now.

Selecting a section

Tap any section in the preview, or open the Sections tab. Each section has a switch, arrows to move it, and, when you open it, its layouts and the words it owns.

The sections

  • Header: a small line above the headline, the headline, the line under it, and the header photo. It is always first and always on. Layouts: photo cover, photo beside, headline first, framed photo. Show your rating adds your star rating once you have 3 published reviews.
  • Services: everything live in your Store, with photos, prices and a Book or Order button. Change them in Store, not here. It is always on and stays in the top three sections. Layouts: cards, menu, offers, simple list.
  • Work: photos of your work, up to 12, each with a caption and, if you like, a Book button for one service. It shows once you have added 3 photos. Layouts: grid, strip, mosaic.
  • Reviews: the reviews you published on the Reviews page. Reviews are collected from customers, never typed. Layouts: spotlight, cards.
  • About: a title and your story. Until you write one, it shows the short bio from the Business tab. Layouts: story, quote.
  • Visit: your hours, address and phone from the Business tab, with a Directions button when you have an address. Layouts: cards, map beside, board; the first two show a map.
  • Questions: questions and answers you write, up to 12. Your Secretary reads them too, so the page and the chat give the same answer. Layouts: tap to open, two columns.
  • Notes: up to three of your own, each with a title, some words and, if you like, a Book button. Add one with Add a note. Layouts: plain, colour block.
  • Closing: a last line and your buttons, always at the end. Layouts: band, simple.

A section with nothing in it yet is hidden, in the preview and on the live page, and the list says what it is waiting for, for example "Hidden until you add 3 or more photos". You never have to remove a section to avoid an empty space.

Above them all, the optional Notice line puts one short line above your page, like "Closed on 25 and 26 December", and can hide itself after a date you choose.

Moving sections

Use the arrows. A few rules keep the page working: the header is always first and the closing always last, so they have no arrows, and your services stay in the top three. An arrow that cannot move a section is greyed out; on a computer, point at it to see why.

Look and colours

The Look tab holds the ten looks, the colours made for each one or your own brand colour, the corners, and the chat button. See Pick a look for your page and Logo, header photo, colours and links.

Try it as a customer

Customer view, above the preview, lets you use the page the way a customer would: tap Book, open the chat. Nothing is booked from the preview. On a computer you can switch the preview between phone and computer sizes.

Writing the words for you

Your Secretary can make three drafts of the whole page, write a new headline, or make a change you ask for in plain words. See Let your Secretary draft and change your page.

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