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As one of the editors at NAILS Magazine who converses with readers via our burgeoning Facebook page, I always find it useful to hear about how other brands (salons, product manufacturers, other magazines, etc.) handle social
We’ve been discussing how to keep current by continuing your education. Now that you’ve taken the education, how do you let your clients know? This has been a three-part series about how to post your educational
Yes Jill, Facebook is an awesome way to let your clients know what is happening in your salon. For instance yesterday we had a makeup party in the salon and we are going to post photos
We have been talking about continuing education and ways to let our clients know that we’ve received advanced training. Last week we talked about posting it on your salon’s website. I gave you a great example
I agree Jill. Posting your accomplishments on your salon website or Facebook page is a great way to keep clients and potential clients updated on all of the education your service providers take and are involved
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.
Created for nail lovers everywhere, the new It’s So Easy website features a nail art community.
Wix is a do-it-yourself website builder for creating and customizing your own web presence — website, Facebook page, and mobile site.
BuzzFeed recently posted a list: "22 Reasons Why Design Was More Awesome in the '80s." And while we see the slight untertones of sarcasm, we're stoked that our January 1987 cover is at the top of reason
Nail techs create nail art in honor of their moms.
