Case study — Hospitality
Voice Karaoke
How we turned a clumsy online store into a booking machine for a Limassol karaoke club.
An online store with nothing to sell
Voice is a karaoke club in Limassol. Two halls, a full bar, pan-Asian food, live hosts. A place built for a loud night out.
Their old site was built on Wix and badly put together. Worse, it was laid out like an online store, cart, checkout and all, for a business with nothing to sell online. A guest who just wanted to book a table had to click past products that were never for sale.
Build it like the club feels
We threw out the store. We built a new site that looks and feels like the club itself, dark, warm, and a little loud, drawn from their own interior and their logo.
And we pointed the whole thing at one job: getting a guest to book a table.
Everything a guest needs to say yes
One continuous page that walks a guest through the night: the rooms, hall rental for parties and events, the menu, and a gallery of the real place. Every path leads to the same thing, a booking.
Rooms
The main hall and the private VIP Lounge, with capacity, kit, and deposit laid out clearly.
Hall rental & events
Rent a room for a birthday, a corporate night, or a concert, with the terms up front.
Menu
The kitchen, bar, wine list, and hookah, all on their own page.
Gallery
Photos of the venue, the atmosphere, and the food.
Bookings land where the staff already are
When a guest books, the request drops straight into the team’s Telegram group. Staff see it the second it comes in and lock the table down. No inbox to watch, no guest left waiting.
The full view
The club’s domain was already two years old, so it carried real weight. The old site just wasted it. We put a site on it that actually turns a visitor into a booking, and the first ones came in on the second day after launch. That weight finally works for the business instead of sitting idle.
