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My advice: Find out from your clients what sites they are active on before adding these sites to your lineup. Set up your accounts across the platforms where the majority of your clients already are.
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My advice: Find out from your clients what sites they are active on before adding these sites to your lineup. Set up your accounts across the platforms where the majority of your clients already are.
Team NAILS: Michelle Mullen, Sree Roy, Hannah Lee, Beth Livesay, and Kim PhamLast Saturday night, NAILS Magazine and BeautyTech.com held our annual NailTech Network Orlando Social at the Rosen Centre. Nearly 300 nail industry members got
Are you in Orlando or getting ready to leave? I would love to see you again or meet you, this year I can be found in the CND booth #6245 so be sure to swing by
Are you attending Premiere Orlando? CND is getting nail pros pumped up and ready for the event by using its Pinterest account. CND is curating a secret pinboard with images of products that will be for
Sorry to drop of the blog for a bit! I have loads to share this week to make it up to you! One of the requests for my trip to England was to come back with
The NAILS graphics, editorial, and sales staffs enjoying themselves after two Maggie Award wins. Back row: Kim Pham, Michelle Mullen, Danielle Parisi, Cyndy Drummey, Hannah Lee; front row: Yuiko Sugino, Tim Crowley, Beth Livesay, Sree Roy
The NAILS website wins big at the annual awards program for best overall trade magazine site and best use of social media.
Racking up its 30th award in 20 years, the NAILS team celebrated in Los Angeles after winning two web-focused awards from the Western Publishing Association.
Today I have some questions for you all!The business-building series of blogs from guests have come to an end. Did you like them? Would you like to see more of them later in the year?I’m headed
Have you put your vote in for the naming contest yet? I’ve realized a decision date was left off, so I wanted to give you a heads up that it was coming to an end on