Dividing treatments into groups (confused)

[hippy-chick]

Just been on to my website to try and add more treatments and I think the treatment menu page is overloaded.

Was thinking of changing the format a little and dividing certain treatments and give them their own page.

eg
face (facials)
massage (Indonesian, ayurvedic, body, aromatherapy, Indian head)
body (wraps, scrubs)
???( crystal healing, reiki)

but then where would I put reflexology? auricular acupuncture? what should the section be with crystals and reiki, don't like to call it healing?

I only have 3 pages to play around with so how will I divide everything.

[head hurts now]

 

[Ruth Mills]

Aagh, the $64,000 question!

How about grouping the Reiki and crystals under "Holistic Therapies"?

 

[hippy-chick]

trouble is Ruth, i consider nearly every treatment I do to be holistic so they would all be in that category.

 

[fufa]

I know it's not very original, but how about Alternative Therapies? x

 

[hippy-chick]

Yes, I suppose so.

I'm just having problems with deciding what sections to put them in! For Example: Head massages do they go in face or body?

 

[Blue Rose]

Mmmm....I know you consider most of your tmts holistic but what about your clients? How would they view your tmts?

In your About Us you could mention this is your USP so they understand your treatments are holistic.

I'd be inclined to put reiki, crystals, reflex., auricular acupuncture under sub-heading holistics/complementary

I've got my head massage listed under body treatments as I think clients would perceive that more as body for some reason

Facial is self-explanatory

Anything else pehaps under body treatments?

Have brain ache myself atm so will sign off before I start waffling

 

[hippy-chick]

thanks Sarah.

I have done it! Phew!

I have decided on

body
face
massage
alternative

I've changed the whole template and am typing things up from scratch rather than copy and paste. About a third of a way there.