Stop Guessing—Start Growing With Proven Strategies

The Seasonal Revenue Problem
Every quiet season threatens your cash flow and staff retention. Inside this guide, discover why spas integrating online booking are 15% more likely to attract new guests—and the specific digital strategies that maintain steady bookings year-round.
The Guest Retention Challenge
Tired of one-time visitors who never return? Learn why referred prospects are 4X more likely to book and have 16% higher lifetime value—plus the proven systems that turn every relaxed guest into your best ambassador.
The Revenue Stability Struggle
Most spas experience unpredictable income swings that make planning impossible. Discover why spas with memberships grow twice as fast and members spend 45% more per year—and the framework for creating predictable, recurring revenue.
What's Inside The Guide

9 Growth Principles That Solve Your Biggest Challenges:

1
How to turn your online presence into a guest acquisition machine
2
The referral strategies that bring 4X more conversions
3
Pricing tactics that boost revenue per therapist by 8-12%
4
Seasonal strategies that fill 25-30% more appointments during slow periods
5
Guest retention systems that cut no-shows by 50%
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And 4 more profit-driving principles your competitors don't know

These aren't generic business tips—they're beauty and wellness strategies backed by real data from thousands of successful businesses.

Your Competitors Are Already Using These Strategies

While you're struggling with seasonal dips and inconsistent revenue, other spa owners are implementing these 9 principles to:

  • Maintain steady bookings throughout all seasons
  • Increase treatment value by 15% through strategic service packages
  • Create loyal guests who book regular appointments
  • Build predictable income streams that work year-round

Don't let another month of potential revenue slip away.

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1. Create some tooltips here

Make sure there ID is something descriptive, that is how we will link them

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2. Add this attribute on any element on the website

For example I will do it on this word.
And on that image

3. Add this code snippet in the site settings

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@finsweet/attributes-richtext@1/richtext.js"></script>
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@popperjs/core@2/dist/umd/popper.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://unpkg.com/tippy.js@6/dist/tippy-bundle.umd.js"></script>

<script>
//there is a timeout because if you use finsweet to convert text to dom elements they might nog yet be converted. Because this is tooltip behaviour, the 100ms should not matter, nor be noticed.
setTimeout(() => {   
  tippy('[data-tooltip-wambay]', {
    content(reference) {
      const id = reference.getAttribute('data-tooltip-wambay');
      const template = document.getElementById(id);
      return template?.innerHTML || '';
    },
    allowHTML: true,
    interactive: true,
  });
  
  tippy('[data-tippy-content]',{
  	allowHtml: true,
    interactive: true
  });
}, 100);
</script>

I want to use them inside template pages

It's easiest to create a collection called "tooltips" and have just a rich-text-field.
Because that field can contain so much already, including images and links.

In this project there are only these tooltips inside the collection.
You can add many many more, much more complex ones.
Notice the ID on these is linked to the name propery, for it to be unique.

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I do not want to slow down my site

Imagine you have more then 30 tooltips with images inside, ... you don't want to load those on every template page.
In this case, we will filter them per page. On your blog, or other collection, add a reference field to the tooltips.

When you have this field you can manually add specific tooltips to that collection-item.

How do I add a data-attribute in a template?

You need to write some basic HTML inside the rich-text. This HTML will be picked up and processed when the page loads. Se the example in the following Rich-text-field ( you can only see it in designer ).

I have a body inside this <span class="tooltip-code" data-tooltip-wambay="blogpost">blogpost</span>, but no tooltips yet

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