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Director of Brand Content Strategy
Stacey Soble has been involved in the conversation of salon business for more than two decades—as a reporter, a consultant and as the editor in chief of SALON TODAY. She has been responsible for growing the brand's celebrated recognition programs, SALON TODAY 200 and SALONS OF THE YEAR, and has launched two new competitions in recent years--STAMP (SALON TODAY's Annual Marketing Program) and the SALON TODAY Total Makeover Competition. She is a frequent speaker on the topic of salon business at industry events.
With a mix of runway artistry and business know-how, Intercoiffure's Spring Atelier delivers a powerful informational punch. The event, which will be held April 11-12, is streaming for free to all beauty professionals.
The new features promises to notify stylists if their clients are about to misbehave by cutting or coloring their own hair.
As a recent panelist on SALON TODAY's webinar about different compensation models, Jen LeBlanc described how she manages a commission-based salon and a salon suite business, located in the same shopping plaza. Our listeners had more questions for LeBlanc than we had time for, so she graciously answers them here.
Inspired by a witty column in The New Yorker, we put our heads together with some salon owners and created a list of things that are still bad ideas for stylists, even if they are fully vaccinated.
Beauty industry heavyweight Phil Horvath joins the well-known haircutting chain as president, and discusses the history of the chain, how it fared through the pandemic and what he's focusing on to prepare the company for growth in an exclusive video interview with SALON TODAY.
Salon owners representing Team-Based Pay, commission-based, and rental salons and suites discuss the benefits and challenges of different compensation strategies in an upcoming free webinar from SALON TODAY.
A recent study by DaySmart explores how the tipping patterns have varied since salons have reopened. The company's CEO Pat Shanahan offers suggestions to owners for making up the difference to their employees.
Through a webinar that is open to all, Economist Alan Beaulieu will be sharing information relative to the change in administration, the political climate and the economic policies we can expect. He also will be sharing the latest economic data during the pandemic, economic predictions moving forward and insights into the new administration.
An original piece of art can elevate the client experience by evoking an emotion, connecting the client to the brand and making the service memorable. See seven of our favorite examples of salon art.
A new in-and-out service allows clients to get professional color results while limiting their time in the salon, while it helps the salon and team see more clients in their daily schedules which currently are limited by capacity and social distancing requirements.
The 2021 SALON TODAY 200 celebrates honorees for their business successes in 2019 and their tales of heroism in 2020. Here are this year’s honorees, arranged alphabetically, starting with the letter G.
For 2021, the SALON TODAY 200 celebrates owners' success stories for 2019 and their survival strategies for 2020
The 2021 SALON TODAY 200 celebrates honorees for their business successes in 2019 and their tales of heroism in 2020. Here are this year’s honorees, arranged alphabetically, from Salons H-K.
The 2021 SALON TODAY 200 celebrates honorees for their business successes in 2019 and their tales of heroism in 2020. Here are this year’s honorees, arranged alphabetically, from Salons L-O.
Twelve salon owners take center stage, sharing their survival strategies from 2020 in personal vignettes!
Over 500 years ago village healers from Latin America found the secret to healing illness spiritually. Now the JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa pays tribute to these healers by incorporating one of their rituals into its services, and they offer directions so you can do it too.
Two salons incorporate essential oils in an arrival ritual that encourages clients to relax, while making wearing a mask more pleasant.
