How to Showcase Your Work on Instagram
Jason Olsen, co-founder of Utah-based Image Studios 360, offers salon professionals tips on how to use Instagram most effectively.
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Jason Olsen, co-founder of Utah-based Image Studios 360, offers salon professionals tips on how to use Instagram most effectively.
This month we asked nail techs: Do you socialize with clients outside of the salon? Why or why not?
A smartphone and tablet app known for sharing pretty pictures, Instagram could be just the tool you need for furthering your business’s reach.
Sure, you know how to use Instagram, but are you using it to its full potential? Take a look at these tweaks and tips to see where you may be missing out.
Have you been using Twitter as a way to promote your business? Whether you use 140 characters or less to share appointment openings, Instagram photos, or retweet your favorite clients, this social network is a must for the modern day nail artist.
It never hurts to send out a reminder that we should all be kind and respectful on social media.
Join NAILS and Modern Salon for the first Salon Digital Summit, coming to Los Angeles November 4-6.
Live video now gets more play and Facebook is encouraging content that’s personal and conversation-worthy. Here’s what I’ve learned from my time on air, in case this is something you’d like to try on your own Facebook page.
You may be familiar with Facebook and its marketing possibilities, but one thing you may not be doing is using its Groups feature to its full potential.
A Facebook group called 3-D Fanatics is a place where people can share 3-D nail art, without the drama.