How Do You Keep Your Salon Booked in Summer When Clients Disappear?
Quick Answer: The slow season is a math problem, not a scheduling problem. The fix is locking appointments in before the quiet…
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Expert advice on pricing, marketing, and business growth for salon owners and stylists — by Scott Farmer.
Quick Answer: The slow season is a math problem, not a scheduling problem. The fix is locking appointments in before the quiet…
I’ve been behind the chair for over 30 years. I opened JScott Salon, built my own independent clientele as Scott Farmer Hair…
TL;DR A hybrid salon model runs commission employees and booth renters under the same roof. It sounds like the best of both…
TL;DR Raising prices with existing clients is harder than setting them for new ones. Your regulars remember exactly what they used to…
Quick Answer: Charging for salon consultations works when the consultation itself requires skilled professional time, such as color corrections, extensions, or chemical…
Quick Answer: When to leave commission for a salon suite comes down to two numbers: your monthly service revenue and your portable…
The first time I fired someone at JScott Salon, I did everything by feel. No written warning. No policy on paper. Just…
Quick Answer: The best hairstylist interview questions dig into three things: skill, culture fit, and business sense. Ask about their rebooking rate,…
I lost a great stylist once because of a $40 supply reimbursement I forgot to hand back. She never brought it up.…
TL;DR You need $8,000 to $15,000 in cash before your first day of booth rental: 3 months of living expenses, 3 months…