How to create a numerology & tarot reader website

1. Write a clear headline

Say what you read and how, in one line, like “Tarot and name numerology on Zoom and WhatsApp, from Zoo Road, Guwahati”. Put a Book a Reading button beside it.

2. Say how your readings feel

Give 3 reasons near the top: sessions are unhurried, you record the reading for the client, or you explain every card instead of only giving an answer.

3. Write your About section

Say how you came to tarot and numbers, where you trained and the systems you use, like Chaldean or Pythagorean numerology and the Rider-Waite deck.

4. Show your numbers

Share counts you can back up: years reading, sessions held and the cities your clients come from. Keep them current.

5. Use a logo and soft colours

A card, moon or number mark that looks good small on Instagram and big on a printed name report.

1. List your readings and fees

Give each reading a fee and a length, like a 3-question tarot reading for ₹999 or a name correction for ₹2,100. Say if it is live or written.

2. Split numerology and tarot

Give numerology its own blocks, like name correction, business names, mobile numbers and lucky dates. Give tarot blocks by topic, like love, career and big decisions.

3. Say what you need from clients

For numerology, ask for the full name as on documents and the date of birth. For tarot, ask only for a first name and the topic. No birth time needed.

4. Explain how a session works

Walk clients through it, from picking a slot and paying to joining the Zoom or WhatsApp call, seeing the cards on screen and getting the recording.

5. Add your payment options

Take the fee by UPI when a client books. Say what happens if they join late, miss the call or want to move it.

1. Show reviews from clients

Add 3 to 5 real reviews that describe the session, like “she gave me space to think through my choice”. Use first names or initials, with consent.

2. Say what a reading is for

Say clearly that readings are for reflection and guidance. Never promise that a name change brings money or that a card means a breakup. Point people to a doctor or counsellor for health or mental health worries.

3. Promise privacy

Say that questions, names and recordings stay private, and that you never post a client's reading or chat without written consent.

4. Be clear about crystals (if any)

If you sell crystals, decks or candles, show the price, size and what it is made of. Do not say a crystal heals an illness or brings money.

5. Answer common questions

Answer what people ask first: “Do I need my birth time?”, “Can you read for someone else?”, “Is a name correction just a spelling change?”. Clear answers also help Google and AI assistants describe you.

1. Add a reading booking form

A Book a Reading button on every page. Ask for the reading type, the topic, the call app and a preferred slot.

2. Add WhatsApp, DM and email

Show your WhatsApp and email at the top and bottom of every page. Many clients first message on Instagram, so link your DM too.

3. Clearly show your location

Add your studio address on Zoo Road, a landmark, and a Google Map, so clients in Guwahati can come for an in-person reading.

4. Add your session hours

Show the evening and weekend slots you open each week, and say which time zone they are in for clients abroad.

5. Add your social media links

Link your Instagram, YouTube and Facebook in the menu or the footer. Most clients find a tarot reader through reels first.

6. Offer your website in local languages

Show your readings, fees and what to send in Assamese, Bengali, Hindi and English, so clients across the North East read it with ease.

1. Choose a domain name

This is your website address, like arcanaandank.in. Use your practice name, and add “tarot” if the name is taken.

2. Put your website on hosting

Hosting keeps your website online, so someone who cannot sleep over a decision can book a slot at 2 am.

3. Turn on SSL

SSL puts a lock next to your web address and keeps names, dates of birth and personal questions safe when clients type them.

4. Make your website open fast (CDN)

A CDN keeps copies of your website in many cities, so it opens fast for clients tapping your link from Instagram in Shillong, Bengaluru or London.

5. Keep backups of your website

A backup is a saved copy of your website, made every day, so your reading pages, fees and reviews are never lost.

6. Keep your website up to date

Open weekend slots, add a new year spread or change a report fee. Pick a website you can edit from your phone.