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If you're an independent salon owner and looking to improve your business, Booksy may be your solution. Booksy takes care of appointment bookings, client payments, reminders and even consent forms.

Are You a Text-Only Salon?

Have you ditched your landline or online booking for text-only communication? Our readers weigh in.

98% Open Rate? Meet the Salon Marketing Software That Can Get You There

The latest launch from SalonTarget Software helps your open rate, coupon conversion and customer engagement – all in one. Here’s what you need to know.

8 Ways to Create a Bright, Happy Salon

Check out the list of proven salon happiness enhancers to add to your motivational arsenal.

3 Touchpoints to Reconnect with Clients & Get Them Back In

In this unusual year, it can be tricky motivating mature guests to return to the salon. As part of our Burning Questions series, we asked Lauren Gartland and Lori Davis of Inspiring Champions how to reconnect with those clients and get the word out.

5 Content Ideas to Capture Audience Attention on Social

As the “new normal” we’re in is indefinite, salons need to find creative ways to engage clients and keep them coming back to the chair. Here, Monica Hickey with The Evoke Agency supplies clever content thought starters for your business.

Profiles in Courage: Salvatore Minardi Eases the Fears of Clients and Team Members

An open door and an open heart help Salvatore Minardi and his team weather a four-month shutdown and tackle continuing fears about reopening amid a pandemic.

How to Communicate When an Employee or Guest Tests Positive for COVID-19

In SALON TODAY's Burning Questions series, Summit Salon's Heather Bagby offers advice to owners and managers regarding what actions to take when a guest or employee tests positive for COVID-19.

8 Steps to Ensure Clients Choose Your Salon Over the Competition

Pre-COVID, most salon leaders and stylists probably felt like they had the basics of client recruitment and retention covered. The salon experience was relaxed, comfortable. Why would a guest go anywhere else for cut, color or style?

Opening a Salon and Building a Culture Amid a Pandemic

When Mark DeBolt and Ryan Trygstad opened their new Manhattan salon this spring, they hadn't factored in a pandemic. They wisely used the time when they couldn't open to alter their salon design to adapt to new protocols, build their communication strategy and grow their culture with their new team.