Salon meeting ideas

If you want to grow your salon clientele, don’t feel like you have to do “all the things” for marketing. Instead, choose a few strategies from my 3-step system, and focus on them!

As a salon owner, holding regular staff meetings is crucial for keeping your team engaged and motivated. But how often should you be having these meetings, and why is it so important to maintain an ongoing schedule? Head on over to Dítē's blog for the full article and best practise running an in salon staff meeting. #salonowner #salonbusiness #staffmeeting

A motivated employee that is actively engaged in a team environment leads to increased productivity and higher levels of output. Satisfied employees lead to less employee turnover, satisfied customers, increased customer retention, a higher standard of work, better work ethic, fewer days off, a willingness to improve and meet goals but most of all a positive and happy work environment.

When you’ve got a few hours between clients, try some of these quick marketing ideas to get more bookings, revenue, and clienetele!

10 salon promotion ideas: From Instagram influencers to getting in the news, here are 10 ideas for marketing your beauty business to try this week!

35 Unique Salon Service Ideas to Make Your Salon Stand Out A few things should be done beforehand and then apply these tricks and ideas to help the business overall and then these creative services will help you elevate your salon to the next level.

This meeting checklist in PDF format was created to assist in planning the perfect meeting and not forget a single detail.

If you are meeting with a first time client, it’s important to get an idea about the history of their hair. Talk to clients about maintenance and upkeep- this is essential to understand how much effort they are willing to put into their hair at home. Good listening skills lead the way to more relevant conversation details during the appointment. Getting clients into styles, colors or chemical treatments they can’t maintain at home is an example of poor salon communication.

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