How Do I Prevent Other Technicians From Stealing My Clients?
The first thing to realize is that the client doesn't actually "belong" to anyone.
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The first thing to realize is that the client doesn't actually "belong" to anyone.
Every Tuesday for the next four weeks, Holly will be doing an alcohol ink tutorial.
Do your nails for the coming week as if you were going to the tradeshow and use #myshownails on social media to share your nail looks.
Don’t be intimidated by Twitter. Those precious 140 characters can be used to bring in new clients, as well as keep current clients up-to-date on new promotions and last-minute openings.
How have your personal polish choices evolved throughout the years?
Here are a few general tips for photographing nails that may help.
"We feel that how you present yourself is just as important as your skills," says one salon owner.
You’ve got to explore what particular products traditionally sell best seasonally. You can then fine-tune your actual selling strategy to suit your geographic area, your clients, and their particular needs.
Your client is pregnant! She’s going to need a little TLC for the next nine months. Let her know you’ve got it covered.
Are some of your clients too shy to try nail art? Fear not. We rounded up a few nail artists and asked them to come up with simple designs that are big on subtlety and short on flashiness. Take inspiration from their work and start turning your French and polish-only clients into nail art patrons.