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According to a new study, Instagram has the most searched branding for a social media platform, with 147,736 monthly Google searches on average.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHAccording to a new study, Instagram has the most searched branding for a social media platform, with 147,736 monthly Google searches on average.
Salon.Marketing's Lucas Renfroe is back, with a helpful tip on how your business can collaborate with a content creator to gain more reach for both of your posts.
Make your mark with other social media savvy hairdressers and content creators.
When QVC Host and Bareminerals Expert Lisa Galli presented at Salon Jaylee, they recorded her talking about the holiday gift sets and created Insta-stories. The campaign earns a 2020 STAMP award.
KMS Artist Lead, stylist and salon owner Sonna Brado has pivoted her usual content creation habits while at home by inventing challenges for herself to stay inspired.
When she opened her salon five months ago, Michele Pritchard knew she wasn't going to stock her shelves with retail. Instead, she wanted to utilize affiliate codes so guests could shop for their own product directly from beauty brands--and she could make commission.
Stylist and salon owner Sean Michael provides the tools and questions you need to paint a picture of your ideal client and turn those demographics into the bulk of your business.
Reportedly the most followed barber on social media, @arod23pr has found his niche by combining art with entertainment. Here he shares his tips on building a successful career - great tips for everyone in any beauty community.
Salon.Marketing's Lucas Renfroe shows you some simple steps for growing Instagram followers in your local target market. They only take 15-30 minutes a day, and are a sure-fire strategy for bringing more new clients into the salon.
MODERN SALON’s Editor in Chief Alison Alhamed shares her insight into what’s happening with media in the salon world—including the evolution of advertising and editorial—plus tips for salons on marketing in the digital age, and how to reach a broader audience.
Are beauty pros really making money on Instagram? Yes, yes and YES. Get the inside scoop and learn the top ten tips on what you have to do to make the platform work for you.
How will hiding likes impact the professional beauty industry? We polled influencers and Instagram power users to see how they feel about the pending US changes that began rolling out in other countries earlier this year.
Instagram is emerging as the industry's most powerful platform, and one of the most exciting and successful ways to leverage it for marketing is to invite local influencers to 'takeover' your account for a set period of time. Phorest's Chris Brennan shows you how.
Encourage your clients to celebrate their new look by taking a selfie in the salon and promoting it on their social. PR Expert Zane Hagy offers 5 easy steps to get the salon selfie ball rolling.
Would you dare to post your service prices on your hair photos for your followers to see? Gina Bianca breaks it down—and has nothing to hide.
Instagram has launched a creator profile tailor-made for influencers, and there are plenty of reasons why it might be worth making the switch from a business profile to a creator account.
Ok, listen up. This is open to licensed stylists and barbers who post a video to Instagram with the hashtag #SchedulicityCares, explaining how the money would be used.