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.
I’ve run across an app that you might find helpful for posting called Buffer.
This month we asked nail techs: How much do you rely on beauty influencers for education and inspiration?
Orly has always been proud of its Los Angeles roots. The brand is now giving locals and visitors alike a chance to drop in to their storefront near L.A.’s upscale shopping mecca The Grove for a unique color experience.
Check out our FAQ below for answers to some of your top questions about using IGTV. Does it sound like a fit for your social media strategy?
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.
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.
This month we asked nail techs: How do you deal with negative comments on your social media?
A salon marketing expert outlines four vital questions to consider before jumping into social media advertising, along with tips on where to put your marketing dollars for the best results.
When you show Facebook ads to your website visitors, they’re much more likely to claim your offer or book an appointment than anyone else on Facebook.
