Case study, Wellness

Making an intangible service feel grounded.

Reiki and tarot are hard to price because they are hard to evidence. The rebrand gave the practice a credibility people could see before booking.

~60% price increase supported by the rebrand. A pricing change, not a revenue figure.

Where the journey was breaking

In wellness, the buyer is deciding whether to trust a person, not compare a spec. The previous brand left that judgement to chance, so price became the only visible signal.

The break sat between attention and the landing experience. People arrived curious and left without enough reassurance to book.

What we changed

→A full rebrand built around calm, grounded credibility rather than mysticism.

→A new website that explains what a session actually involves, step by step.

→Session structure and language reworked so the value is legible before booking.

→A booking journey that answers the hesitation people rarely say out loud.

The work

Peacock Visions website shown on desktop, laptop, tablet and mobile, with the forest hero and services pages — Website, responsive across devices

Social identity

Applied brand

What we’d take from this

Where trust is the product, explaining the process in plain language does more for conversion than persuasion does. Most wellness sites describe a feeling; very few describe what happens in the room.

The ~60% figure is a change in pricing supported by the rebrand. We have not measured total revenue impact and do not claim one.