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Business|Articles|Mar 15, 2010

Typical Networking Day From Beauty Tech

See what a typical Networking day entails.. lots of hands on, one-on-one, products demos, speaking to some of the top educators in the industry, up close and personal.. get to know other local techs and discuss business ideas with them.

Business|Articles|Mar 15, 2010

Recession Round-Up

Attendees at the Premiere Orlando Beauty Show 2009 weigh in on how the economy is affecting their businesses and the changes they're making to survive and thrive.

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Business|Articles|Mar 15, 2010

A Salon Story

The Vietnamese salon worker has become a recognized image within the industry. Who are these salon workers and what is their story?

Business|Articles|Mar 1, 2010

Are You Reporting Your Tips?

The IRS wants its fair share of your taxes and it’s trying to make it easier for salon professionals to follow the rules. IRS analyst Don Segal answers common questions.

Business|Articles|Mar 1, 2010

A Bright Ikea

It’s an open secret that many salons owe their interior design to their neighborhood IKEA store. The home furnishings giant — known for its affordable prices, streamlined modern design esthetic, do-it-yourself assembly, and store layouts that mimic individual room layouts — is the perfect design playground for the money-wise entrepreneur.

Business|Articles|Mar 1, 2010

Married to the Military

The reassignment of a spouse or fiancé in the military is difficult enough on a personal and emotional level, but it can also be tough professionally for nail techs who depend on loyal clientele.

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Business|Articles|Mar 1, 2010

Artist Spotlight: G Elizondo

A well-known presence at every Young Nails tradeshow booth, G Elizondo has come a long way in her four-year nail career. The prolific artist posts her work regularly on BeautyTech.com and NailsMag.com forums, and has a knack for staying on top of the latest crazes in nail designs and pop culture. NAILS got a chance to talk to Elizondo about how she stays inspired.

Business|Articles|Mar 1, 2010

Groupon: Quick Sales, New Clients

Recently, Groupon’s New York City website featured a $25 Hot Lavender Cream Manicure at Sweet Lily Natural Nail Spa for just $12. When the day was over, Sweet Lily had sold 1,661 Groupons, far surpassing its 200-purchase minimum.

Business|Articles|Mar 1, 2010

For Members Only

From cafés to pharmacies, customer loyalty programs are earning people points that translate into savings. Some salons have taken advantage of these programs as a creative way to expand their customer base. “Loyalty programs open an opportunity to develop relationships with your clients, and they create repeat business because there is an incentive to return to your salon,” says Nicole Leinbach Reyhle, founder of Retail Minded in Chicago.

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