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We often profile salons and nail technicians who we believe are doing great things. We choose interesting stories within the industry in order to inspire you and get your creative juices flowing. But the salon industry isn’t the only place you should be looking for inspiration and ideas.
My “girls gossip network” of caring clients provided me with a life-saving connection.
Recently I watched one of the blog posts from my business website go viral. That was cool. OK ... I'm not talking about millions of hits and a subsequent book deal, but I recently moved my
Square Appointments now integrates with Instagram and Google, allowing salon owners to promote their business and acquire new customers right from their social media feed or search result.
In just two years, Pinterest has amassed more than 10 million users. With a record like that, it’s a place where salons should consider developing a presence.
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.
Less formal than a class or networking event, “practice parties” provide an opportunity for nail techs to experiment with new products and techniques, build friendships and professional bonds, and remember how much they love doing nails.
Whew. My editor tells me that I should not send her epic entries very often. I wrote those last three posts all at once, e-mailed it in, and let my poor editor earn her paycheck. For
I have been going through some sort of crazy boom in friend requests on Facebook over the last couple of weeks. I've come to the point where the only time I question whether or not I'll
Take a closer look at how nail techs and salons can use online video content for business growth.
