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“For me, being part of the group has resulted in improved skill level and a nail art portfolio, which means more money in my pocket, improved salon standards, and a bunch of great friends who just happen to be nail professionals,” says site member Raji Venugopal of Kelly’s Country Cutter in Grand Blanc, Mich.
Find out if you're using Facebook to promote yourself and your business effectively.
Tune in to our Facebook broadcast with KUPA tomorrow to win a teal MANIPro Passport.
I will be doing some experimenting and practice with the e-file on my own to start learning more control and how to have a gentle touch.
I stopped by Kupa’s offices to see how the classroom I’d seen in the construction phase last year had turned out and watched some video shoots.
If you’ve been struggling to turn “likes and comments” on your Facebook page into actual appointments and revenue, you will want to catch this free workshop from Sunnystorm Marketing.
Shannon Leehr of STX Salon and Spa Management Software gave a talk about the importance of getting more socially active. The bottom line: more likes = better business.“Social media is not a fad,” says Leehr. Fifty
With more vacancies to fill than nail techs to fill them, salon owners have to think creatively to fill openings. Some have turned to Instagram and Facebook to attract top talent — and found success.
While you have some downtime, here are a few key takeaways to grow your social media following on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, and YouTube.
A smartphone and tablet app known for sharing pretty pictures, Instagram could be just the tool you need for furthering your business’s reach.
