Hair accessories are the biggest part of the catalogue: 136 of 347 products are combs, clips, headbands, hair pins and tiaras. The guide meant to help brides choose between them is empty. The page shows only its heading, while its search description promises tips and shopping, and the veil and jewelry guides send brides there five times ("Need help finding a headpiece? Checkout our helpful guide here"). A bride who clicks reaches a blank page at the moment she is ready to choose.
First action
Write the hairstyle-to-headpiece table today and publish it on the empty page.
How to measure it
Orders that include a hair accessory after viewing the guide
- Now
- –
- Target
- +20%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Draft the table
Hairstyles, headpiece types, placement, price range.
Founder 1 day
Write the guide
Short sections in Dareth's voice, as on the veil guide.
Marketing lead 2 days
Pick products
3-4 per hairstyle, using best sellers with model photos.
Ecommerce manager 1 day
Add images
Model shots of each placement, with descriptive alt text.
Marketing lead 1 day
Link out
Each section to its collection; the guide from every hair accessory collection.
Ecommerce manager 2 hours
Publish and submit
Request indexing in Google Search Console.
Ecommerce manager 1 hour
Measure
Guide visits, clicks to products and orders.
Ecommerce manager monthly
Why it works
Write the guide in Dareth's voice, like the veil and jewelry guides. Match each hairstyle (low bun, half-up, down and curled, braid) to a headpiece type and placement. Add a short "pair it with" section for earrings and veils, put 3-4 real products under each style with photos on a model, and finish with links to the five hair accessory collections. Add a small table (type, best hairstyles, where it sits, price range) so search engines and AI assistants can quote it.
The page already has links pointing to it and a title that matches real searches ("how to choose a wedding headpiece"). Filling it turns a dead end into the store's best entry point to its largest category.
Ready to use
ChecklistHeadpiece guide outline
[ ] Intro in Dareth's voice [ ] Hairstyle-to-headpiece table [ ] Low bun: combs and pins [ ] Half-up: clips and hair vines [ ] Down and curled: headbands and side pins [ ] Statement: tiaras and crowns [ ] Pairing with veils and earrings [ ] 3-4 products per section [ ] Links to all five hair accessory collections
Risks and how to handle them
Guide reads like an ad
Lead with the advice and keep products below each tip.
Page goes stale
Swap product picks each season with new arrivals.
Evidence
- Your websiteThe "How to Choose a Headpiece" page (/pages/how-to-choose-a-headpiece, checked October 20, 2026) shows only its heading: no text, images or product links. Its search description still promises "useful tips on how to choose hair accessories for your wedding day. Best part? Shop combs, hair pins, headbands & tiaras after you're done reading." The veil guide links to it twice and the jewelry guide three times ("Need help finding a headpiece? Checkout our helpful guide here").Source
- Your catalogueStore catalogue (October 20, 2026): 347 products, 346 in stock. 126 earrings, 50 combs and clips, 33 bracelets, 30 headbands, 30 hair pins, 27 jewelry sets, 26 tiaras and 18 veils, so 136 of the products are hair accessories. Prices run from $5.95 to $375 with a median of $48; 77 products cost between $40 and $49.99; 94 products (27%) are priced below their compare-at price; 39 products were added in 2026. The cheapest items are a jewelry extender chain ($5.95) and bride and bridesmaid keepsake pouches (about $6-7).Source
- Your websiteThe "Veil Length Guide" page holds a single 600x600 social graphic and no text, and its search description is empty. The veil guide sends brides there: "Checkout the easy visual to lengths in inches (model is 5'8)."Source
- Your websiteHomepage: "FREE SHIPPING on US orders over $50", "Easy returns + exchanges", a bridesmaid banner ("Dress the whole party. Matching sets they'll actually wear again!"), "Bridal Favorites", a "Meet Dareth" story, an "As Seen On" strip, and a "Subscribe & save 15%" email signup. The site description promises jewelry "for your wedding day & long after".Source