“We have found that customers are ready to adopt touchless check-ins and check-outs. They appreciate the simplicity and convenience. And they also understand how it helps everyone maintain health and safety guidelines during COVID-19.”
With most salons being shut down, nail professionals are looking for ways to bolster their income despite their doors being closed. We asked what nail techs are doing to ensure business upon re-opening.
A salon’s revenue and profitability can be significantly affected by missed appointments and last-minute cancellations. Here are five ways to reduce no-shows, including using online appointment booking.
Salon management software helps strengthen your relationship with clients by raising the bar on customer service at appointment time, as well as helping you stay connected between visits.
Hammer & Nails Grooming Shop for Guys is one salon that aims to make pampering comfortable for men, but what is it like for the nail techs who work there?
Social Mix is an interactive feature that allows your customers to influence the music being played in the salon in real-time via their mobile devices.
Zano Salons co-owner Nick Provenzano didn’t feel the salon was capturing as much bridal business as it should. After months of research, Zano launched Bridal to Go.
Gia Winfield’s Baltimore salon, The Purple Peach Nail Bar, cultivates an edgy vibe, offering clients complimentary wine, hookahs, and a Purple Peach energy drink.
In this transcription of The Nail Hub Podcast, Elizabeth Morris discusses how you can give your clients a streamlined and tactful checkout process so they leave your salon on a high note.
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