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Watch the video, then tick off the checklist below as you go. The link's in your inbox too, for whenever you want it.

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The checklist

Nine steps. Most people finish in an afternoon. Your progress saves on this page, so you can stop and come back.

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1. Create your free Google Business ProfileGo to google.com/business and sign in with the Gmail you use for work. This is the thing that puts you on Google and Maps.

2. Pick the right categoryChoose the one that matches exactly, like "Eyelash service", "Nail salon", or "Eyebrow bar". This is how Google knows to show you for "lashes near me".

3. Hide your home address, set a service area insteadWork from home? Turn OFF "show my address" and set your service area to your city and nearby suburbs. You'll still show up on Maps, but clients never see where you live.

4. Add every service with a priceList each one (classic set, volume, lash lift, infills) with a price. People decide faster when they can see it, and it filters out the time-wasters.

5. Upload your best 10+ photosClose-ups of your work, a few befores-and-afters, and your setup so it feels clean and real. These are the photos that make someone tap "book".

6. Set your hours and add your booking linkPut your real availability, and drop your booking link (or website) in. This is the button that turns a Google search into an actual appointment.

7. Get your first 5 reviewsText your happiest regulars: "would you mind leaving a quick Google review? it really helps me get found." Send them the link. Reviews are what make a stranger pick you.

8. Post once a weekUse the "Add update" button to post a recent set or an opening. Google shows active profiles higher than dead ones.

9. Search yourself to check it's liveGoogle "[your service] near me" from your phone in a day or two. When you see yourself on the map, you're officially findable.

Home-studio must-do: Step 3 is the one everyone skips. Set a service area and hide your address, or Google puts your home on the map for anyone to see. Do this before you add anything else.

Getting found is step one.

Step two is what happens when they tap your link. If it goes to a messy Linktree or nothing, you lose the booking you just earned. That's the part we do for you: a clean booking site that turns the clients Google sends you into actual appointments.

See what yours could look like