
Crowdsourcing: Social Media
This month we asked nail techs: What social media platform has best worked for your business?
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This month we asked nail techs: What social media platform has best worked for your business?






As the editor in charge of NAILS’ social media, I wanted to offer you my tips for boosting your following.
When asked to give a presentation on social media at a college in Dallas, Texas, I jumped at the chance!
I speak to hundreds of beauty pros weekly and many are truly struggling to stay in business and get a clientele. So here I would like to give you my view of what social media is... and what it is not. Along with some tips & tricks to make your posting life easier.
With more vacancies to fill than nail techs to fill them, salon owners have to think creatively to fill openings. Some have turned to Instagram and Facebook to attract top talent — and found success.
Social Media Marketing: A Guide for Beauty Professionals is a beginner’s guide and overview of the big three social media networks: Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Facebook and Twitter pages are becoming the quickest and most effective ways for manufacturers to directly communicate with customers. For nail techs, becoming an online fan or follower can help keep you informed about nail education, troubleshooters, product specials, style trends, and more.
We asked techs who have been in the business five years or more how technology and social media have changed their daily salon lives.
Which social media platform reigns supreme?
Session manicurist and creator of The Nailscape Ashley Gregory shares her secrets to social media and nail industry success.