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STAMP 2014: Garbo's Multi-Location Campaign

Garbo's Salon and Spa, with five locations in Omaha, captures a STAMP award for its 25 Years in Beauty campaign.

Stacey Soble
Stacey SobleDirector of Brand Content Strategy
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September 3, 2014
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25 Years in Beauty
Garbo’s Salon and Spa, Five locations in Omaha, Nebraska
Owned by: Roxanne Kahn, Rebecca Kahn and Darcy Michalek

To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Garbo’s Salons and Spas employed a number of marketing elements during a campaign that ran for a week in October, and all materials were printed in black and silver and centered on the number 25. For example, the team developed a $25 service menu, which was supported by radio and newspaper ads and in-salon print materials. For every $25 service a guest tried, she received a chance to win a $250 gift card.

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The salon also developed a scavenger hunt with a punch card—for each Garbo’s location visited, the guest received a punch and a bag full of promotional items. Completed cards could be entered for a drawing for $500.

“We were surprised at how many people participated—about 500 started, with more than 250 completing the hunt,” says Roxanne Kahn.

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