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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.
2018 marks the 35th anniversary of NAILS Magazine — and the nail industry loves an anniversary.
I recently returned from what I’m calling my Salon Fanatic Tour. The beauty of this tour is that it was eight days, 18 salons, and 2,730 miles worth of pure engagement. I wanted to meet our readers and potential readers and do something bold in the process.
NAILS invited guest editor and NAILS Next Top Nail Artist Season 4 winner Tracey Lee to tell us about her whirlwind past year and offer advice to techs who’d like to make 2018 their best year ever!
This month as I was putting together our Crowdsourcing piece I discovered that there are many things that scare you.
Before I worked in publishing I worked in public education. I consider it a privilege to have spent so much time in the school system. I was there to teach, but I loved my job because of what I learned.
The NAILS team attended a Digital Summit in Los Angeles. Here are a few takeaways from the event.
I have learned almost everything I know about being part of a team from working here at NAILS.
The commitment to eating right, exercising, and work/life balance are all essential parts of self-care. In an industry that’s all about caring for others, I marvel at how many of our readers prioritize taking care of themselves as well.
I worry sometimes that the nail community and those outside of it put too much of a premium on the numbers on a profile.
This is the month more than any other when the word “love” gets thrown around, so I say embrace the sentiment and look for ways to spread the affection among your clients, coworkers, and peers.
I welcome the change 2017 brings to NAILS.
Erika Kotite discusses the importance of voting for what you believe in and the power of choice.
We all love the feeling we get when we're in giving mode; but it's important to hone our receiving skills, too.
Feeling jaded, much? We all get it from time to time but here's why (and how) it must be banished.
With all of the emphasis in the nail business on learning, take a moment to acknowledge how much you are also teaching others, too.
Companies large and small are started each year by nail techs - and you could be the next.
