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How do you find great stylists to work in your salon? My answer is always the same:
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How do you find great stylists to work in your salon? My answer is always the same:
An annual holiday celebration can build morale, so now is the time to start planning your gathering to reward and celebrate your hard-working staff:
This month we celebrate the thousands of talented, fierce, passionate, visionary and leading women in our industry.
One of the salon’s most valuable sources for education, business, marketing and product advice is the Distributor Sales Consultant (DSC). This month Salon Today asks a salon owner, a distributor and a manufacturer: How do you get the most from your DSC?
After achieving a level of success within their own markets, these salons are sharing their experience by teaching others what they know best.
As part of SALON TODAY's coverage of leadership types and analytical and creative thinkers, we asked our sponsors to explore their business history, management style and what they attribute to the company's success.
Although 88 percent of consumers expect to learn about products as part of the salon experience, 71 percent of salon clients were not offered a product introduction—one of the eye-opening revelations from the landmark Business of Beauty study presented at the Professional Beauty Association’s Symposium.
I recently polled the community of top salon and spa owners about how they are trimming their expenses without affecting the quality of their services. Here's what they had to say:
Various salon industry professionals talk about the business and the impact of software.
Facebook, Twitter, My Space, Yelp!— social networking sites help us keep up with news from family and friends, but, used correctly, they also can help you build your business.