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Business|Articles|Aug 1, 2001

The Licensing Prosecution Process

What happens when a nail technician or salon is reported to a state board or other regulating agency? Here’s a simplified rundown on what happens – beginning with the initial complaint and ending, in some case, with an arrest.

Business|Articles|Jun 2, 2001

Retail Done Right

Specialty retailers such as Bath & Body Works have mastered the art of turning browsers into buyers. Emulate their merchandising, marketing, and sales strategies and watch your retail sales surge.

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Business|Articles|May 1, 2001

The Birth of a Salesman: Retail Commissions

“I’m not a salesperson!” How many times have you heard nail techs use that one? Change that thinking with a fair commission structure, a big-picture view of the benefits for them and for you, and incentive programs that make it worth their while.

Business|Articles|Apr 1, 2001

Stocking Up: Understanding Ordering and Inventory for Retailing

The back-end systems of selling retail – ordering your first batch of products and maintaining inventory levels – are often brushed over in articles about retailing. But in this article – the second of a two-part series about breaking into retail – we go in depth on what you need to know to run your new retail business behind the scenes.

Business|Articles|Apr 1, 2001

Follow the Leader - How to Be a Mentor, or Find One

When it comes to our careers, we could all use a wise and trusted counselor. Whether you’re a new nail tech just coming out of school or have been in the industry awhile and are looking for some direction, one of the best ideas is to find a mentor who will show you the way.

Business|Articles|Mar 1, 2001

Breaking into Retail

Before you start ordering products to sell in your salon, do the math. You'll need to determine how much room you can devote to a retail area, how to track inventory, and know when it's time to restock. Here are some rules of thumb to follow.

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