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Another great question we get asked a lot is, “How can I get [myself, my salon, my nail art, my story, my services, my demos] to be featured in NAILS Magazine?” We are always (ALWAYS!) looking
We (the editors at NAILS) get a lot of questions daily about how to appear in the pages of NAILS. One thing most of our submission guidelines have in common is the need for photos to be emailed to us. We understand you’re not all expert photographers, so we wanted to share with you our tips for submitting quality photos that are sure to help you get published.
If you think you have beautiful hands and nails and have been told more than once that you should be a hand model, here are a few steps to help you get started. First, like they
How do I find an older story on your website?The best way is to use the “search” field at the upper righthand side of www.nailsmag.com. Once you type in your term and click the “search” button,
I have an idea for an article I’d like to write. Who do I approach and what should I send?E-mail our features editor Judy Lessin (judy.lessin[at]bobit.com) with your story idea. It’s best to include a potential
I’ve developed a nail product that I want to sell to other nail techs. How do I advertise in NAILS Magazine?Start by contacting the NAILS’ ad sales manager who covers your area. That’s Michelle Mullen (michelle.mullen[at]bobit.com)
How can I become a blogger for NailsMag.com?NailsMag.com has eight active blogs, several of which are reader-written. Here’s who you contact to throw your hat into the ring to be one of our reader-bloggers:Blueprint of a
I’m putting together a business plan for a bank loan. Do you have any industry statistics?Nail salons are a $7.47 billion industry, according to NAILS most recent proprietary research. You can access our most current statistics
Can I subscribe to NAILS if I live outside of the United States?Yes. The easiest way is via www.nailsmag.com/subscribe. The Canadian rate is 1 year (13 issues) for $57. The rate for other international areas is
One of NAILS' editors asked me to e-mail in a "high-res." image. What does that mean?The resolution of an image indicates the number of dots per inch (DPI). High-resolution means a lot of dots per inch,
