The "Book an appointment" panel is the door to WWAKE's highest-value work: custom and engagement pieces from a catalogue with a $2,250 median price and One of a Kind rings up to five figures. It opens from the main menu and from product pages, and right now the first thing it says, above the calendar, is placeholder text: "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur..." A couple about to ask for an engagement ring appointment reads filler copy at the moment of trust, and nothing tells them what happens in the room, that the reservation fee is refunded, or that virtual visits exist.
First action
Paste three real sentences into the panel text today.
How to measure it
Weekly appointment bookings
- Now
- –
- Target
- +20%
- By
- 60 days
Steps
Note the baseline
Bookings per week for the last eight weeks from Acuity, showroom and virtual separately.
E-comm Manager 1 hour
Write the copy
What happens, what to bring, the refundable fee, virtual option.
Lead Fine Jewelry Specialist 2 hours
Add proof
One press line or customer quote under the copy.
Marketing Manager 1 hour
Link the questionnaire
Custom questionnaire link for custom and heirloom visitors.
Lead Fine Jewelry Specialist 1 hour
Publish
Replace the placeholder in the theme section and check every page that opens the panel.
E-comm Manager 1 hour
Fix the typo nearby
"More details will released" on Visit Us.
E-comm Manager 10 minutes
Compare
Bookings and show-up rate for four weeks.
E-comm Manager weekly
Why it works
Write three short lines in its place: what an appointment is (one-on-one with a Fine Jewelry Specialist in the Greenpoint showroom or on video), what to bring (references, an heirloom stone, a budget range), and that the reservation fee is fully refunded after the visit. Add one line of proof (a Wirecutter mention or a customer quote) and a link to the custom questionnaire so specialists arrive prepared. Then count bookings per week in Acuity before and after.
Appointments are where custom and bridal sales close; removing placeholder copy and answering the three questions buyers have (what, how much, how long) lifts booking rates at no cost.
Ready to use
CopyBook an appointment panel copy
Meet a Fine Jewelry Specialist one-on-one, in our Greenpoint showroom or on video, to try pieces, explore custom and engagement designs, or bring an heirloom stone to reset. Bring references, a stone you love, or just a feeling. We will talk through design, stones and timing, and you will leave with clear next steps. In-person visits hold a small reservation fee, fully refunded after your appointment. Not in New York? Choose a virtual visit.
Risks and how to handle them
Copy overpromises timelines
Use the 8-10 week and 5-6 week figures already on the site.
More bookings than specialists can take
Open extra virtual slots before the holidays.
Evidence
- Your websiteThe "Book an appointment" panel, opened from "Book An Appointment" in the main menu and from product pages, carries placeholder text above the booking calendar: "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. Eget egestas vel posuere viverra placerat lorem non pellentesque maecenas..." (checked October 20, 2026). The calendar under it is an Acuity Scheduling embed with showroom and virtual appointment types.Source
- Your websiteVisit Us page: a "private showroom in Greenpoint, Brooklyn" for one-on-one appointments with a Fine Jewelry Specialist, plus a "Weekday Virtual Showroom Appointment"; "We require a reservation fee, which will be fully refunded after your appointment." and "More details will released upon appointment confirmation".Source
- Your websiteCustom by WWAKE: complete a custom questionnaire and book a consultation in the Brooklyn studio or virtually; a stone specialist sources from the in-house vault or trusted suppliers; "a complete proposal including a design description, visual mockup, and pricing"; natural diamonds and gemstones only; gold "certified recycled or Fairmined". Heirloom Resetting has its own page with the same process.Source
- Your catalogueThe public product feed (checked October 20, 2026) lists 469 products; the median starting price is $2,250 and the highest $77,220. 122 are One of a Kind listings, of which 22 can still be bought; sold ones say "This One of a Kind has found its person. Inquire about creating a new interpretation with a newly sourced stone." One archived One of a Kind listing carries a price of $0.00 in the feed.Source
- Your websitePress page: NYT Wirecutter, February 2026 ("All of the Sparkly, Timeless Jewelry Our Experts Recommend", naming two WWAKE pieces), a T Magazine engagement gift roundup, Into the Gloss (November 2025) and "How Fashion Girls Are Rethinking the Wedding Ring Stack in 2026".Source