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Marketing your business is a top priority; if you don’t market, you won’t attract new clients or keep the ones you already have. Good news: Your marketing strategy doesn’t have to be time consuming or complicated to make an impact.
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So little time, so much to do on social media! Here’s what you should be doing daily, weekly, and monthly in order to make the best use of your time on Facebook and Instagram.
Editor Hannah Lee urges us to examine our online manners.
Before you upload your next Tweet or Instagram pic, check out this primer on the dos and don’ts of this useful social tool.
Gotta love the Internets: 4,925 “friends” on Facebook, 2,407 “likes” for the salon page on Facebook, a smattering of followers on the website, Twitter, and Instagram, and an unknown number of readers for this blog —
The US is not just the largest wellness economy, it’s one of the fastest-growing ones. American consumers are spending more than $6,000 per person annually on wellness. Here are some trends we're paying attention to right now.
Take a closer look at how nail techs and salons can use online video content for business growth.
This month we asked nail techs: How do you deal with negative comments on your social media?
Young Nails' Habib Salo and Tracey Reierson discuss why and how to use social media to market your salon.
As Earth Day approaches, The Green Beauty Community Foundation and the Green Spa Network invite beauty pros to step forward and embrace sustainability through the Green Pledge--a powerful initiative designed by and for beauty industry leaders.
