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.
With a small team, Vannessa Houlihan needed a software program with some muscle power, but she wanted something simple to use. She found Rosy and embraced its automated marketing, automated confirmation system and its e-commerce capabilities to grow her young business.
A variety of top-notch speakers help attendees to Phorest's Salon Owners Summit in Dublin, Ireland, set their 2020 vision for their salon business.
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.
Instead of releasing an entire seasonal collection, Gene Juarez roles out one new trend at a time, strategically sharing behind-the-scenes images, fun videos and plenty of information on how each trend was created through multiple communication vehicles.
With a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a flurry of congratulatory speeches, Phorest makes Philadelphia home for its US operations.
Be Inspired Salon leverages social media to introduce its clients to a new All-Inclusive Color Program, which introduces an overall set price for complicated color services.
Do you have new talent who are trying to build clientele? Borrow this idea from Tyler Mason Salon Spa and identify a deserving group in your community and design a promotion.
Jiva Salonspa's Mominate Your Mom encourages guests to share the stories of their amazing moms, thereby creating meaningful interactions for optimal Facebook shares.
Vanessa Minter wanted a way to communicate the accolades her salon had collected without bragging, so she worked with Imaginal Marketing to create a blog that focused on inclusive spirit and celebration.
