One problem all business owners face is marketing. Most in the beauty or spa industry know a lot about the creative side but few understand advertising on a budget. sure you can place print ads in local publications but do you really want about investing thousands into something that might not make a return. For me the answer is always no. that kind of advertising might be fine for a well established shop with a nearly full booking schedule to keep the name frest but is way too risky when you need to turn ads into profits fast.I would recommend opening various accounts on social media and post 2-3 times a week. Not just FB but LinkedIn, Redit, instagram, tumbler and others that are popular. Spend a hour when not busy making 15-30 second how to or product demo video with your phone. You don't a professional video crew to get somehting nice. sure, it won't be cinema quality but clean and to the point is what people will respond to.
Post one every few days and soon you will see calls increase. The cost will be nothing except for a little investment in time. Look around you salon right now. How many of your staff don't have a client in the chair. This would be the perfect time to record a quick video about one of your services. A few seconds is all it takes to get attention. For more hair salon marketing ideas check out the website.

Purchasing online is a good way to shop and almost the only way to go when searching for a salon chair. Too bad the image and descriptions might not match the product you are really buying. With salon hairdresser chairs and shampoo units the bottom line is they cost money to make right. If you want engineered designs where the parts fit together and stay tight, arms that don't move a fraction of an inch and cushions that feel the same new as several years down the line you need to expect to pay a little more. Sure there is a place for low cost goods but don't expect high quality and exceptional life. Expect something to work somewhat okay and fill the space in your salon. Expect it to last a few months and be ready for replacement with no resale value. Remember your
When buying online for salon chairs they all look great. Interesting how a photo can hide the most important factors in buying a chair. Many of the $400.00 - $500.00 chairs have great looks but when you get them in the salon disappointment soon follows. First you unpack the box and things are all thrown together. Okay not a deal breaker but it would be nice to receive it in a box that actually fits the product. Those slight indentations will come out with time. Next you place it on the stand. Now the real test begins. You look at the base of the chair and the stand assembly appears to not really fit the chair. A few gaps where the screws hold it on. Okay so they save money by not engineering much of anything, just throw a few pieces and hope they fit. Not a deal breaker but not what you would call quality either. Next you place the chair on the base. A but of excessive movement as it simply slides on. No way to tighten. Now you try it out and the arms shake. they are tight from the factory but that lack of engineering is now showing its shortcomings. A new out of box