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As part of our Burning Questions series, Jayne Morehouse of Jayne & Company and the Beauty Industry Report dispatches essential marketing tactics to keep and recruit clients in the year ahead.
As part of our Burning Questions series, Neil Ducoff of Strategies provides staff recruitment and retention solutions that work in pandemic times and beyond.
In this turbulent year when the flow of business is so abnormal, it can be challenging to tell if your salon is making money. Beauty 360's Allyson King walks you through the process of determining if you are staying above water and offers some suggestions for controlling your costs.
Make your mark with other social media savvy hairdressers and content creators.
From establishing a pop-up salon to building an e-commerce presence, Blu A Color Salon in Missouri is striving to create a successful holiday season that makes up for losses due to the 2020 shutdown. See how their team members are beating 2019 numbers month after month, despite the fact they currently are saddled with a 25% capacity restriction.
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As part of our Burning Questions series, Eurisko's Dr. Leon Alexander tackles the sensitive issue of staff not returning or leaving for rental, and how to keep these vagrancies from impacting a salon's profitability.
In a challenging time, these stylists pulled out all the stops to create these party-ready looks.
How do COVID programs impact your tax liability? Should you convert your employment-based salon to rental? Have salons started submitting Paycheck Protection Plan loan applications for forgiveness? Kopsa Otte's April McDaniel tackles these burning questions.
When stylists leave a salon, it can be devastating to the bottom line if they take their clients with them. Blogger Samantha Georgson explores a technology tool that can help you guide those lost guests to new service providers on your team and retain their business.
