Meet Your Stylist
  • HOW IT WORKS
  • PRICING
  • BLOG
  • ABOUT
    • MEET THE FOUNDER
    • SURVEY EXAMPLE
    • FAQ
    • TESTIMONIALS
  • LOG IN
  • JOIN US NOW
How To Write A Clear And Concise Partnership Proposal

How to Write a Clear and Concise Partnership Proposal

  • September 20, 2019
  • Anson
  • Professional / Career Tips, Salon Business Advice

Happy Fall!  We’re back with part three of our monthly mini series, tips for partnerships. Over the past few weeks we’ve discussed the importance of investing in easy-to-manage partnerships and why your business partner should be your complement and not…

Read More→
Complements Not Competitors

Complements Not Competitors

  • September 13, 2019
  • Anson
  • Professional / Career Tips, Salon Business Advice

Hello again!  We’re back with part two of our monthly mini series, tips for partnerships. Last week we discussed the importance of investing in easy-to-manage partnerships. This week, we’re taking that idea one step further by diving into why your…

Read More→
Keep It Consistent

Keep It Consistent

  • June 14, 2019
  • Anson
  • Professional / Career Tips, Salon Business Advice

  Welcome back! We’re onto part two of our monthly mini-series on keeping clients, in which we’re focusing in on our favorite tips and tricks for raising retention rates. We kicked off the conversation last week by suggesting that you…

Read More→
Have Your Front Desk Team Follow-Up

Have Your Front Desk Team Follow-Up

  • May 9, 2019
  • Anson
  • Meet Your Stylist Marketing, Salon Business Advice

Welcome back! We’re busy with booking this month here at Meet Your Stylist, and we’re so happy to have you along for the ride. We’re onto part two of this monthly mini-series—and we’re just getting get to the good stuff—so…

Read More→
Things Got Serious At Serious Business® 2019

Things Got Serious at Serious Business® 2019

  • February 13, 2019
  • Anson
  • Meet Your Stylist Marketing, Salon Business Advice

Serious Business® is the beauty industry’s networking event of the year. The conference, put on by Neill Corporation, can be chalked up to a wonderful weekend gathering of like-minded individuals and industry leaders dedicated to personal development and bettering their…

Read More→
The Path Of Least Resistance

The Path of Least Resistance

  • February 4, 2019
  • Anson
  • Salon Business Advice

In today’s digital world one of the most important aspects to any salon business is the salon website. Perhaps a potential client stumbled across your website after a quick google search for salons in their area. Or maybe, they had…

Read More→
Recruiting And Hiring For Salon Owners: Part 3 – Advertising

Recruiting and Hiring for Salon Owners: Part 3 – Advertising

  • November 26, 2018
  • Kati Whitledge
  • Salon Business Advice

Welcome back to our eight-part series on recruiting and hiring strategies for salon owners. Over the next several weeks, I will be sharing some of my favorite tips and tricks for hiring talented salon staff. If you haven’t been following…

Read More→
Recruiting And Hiring For Salon Owners: Part 2 – Beauty Schools Visits

Recruiting and Hiring for Salon Owners: Part 2 – Beauty Schools Visits

  • November 19, 2018
  • Kati Whitledge
  • Salon Business Advice

Welcome back to our eight-part series on recruiting and hiring strategies for salon owners. Over the next several weeks, I will be sharing some of my favorite tips and tricks for hiring talented salon staff. Last week, in part one…

Read More→
Recruiting And Hiring For Salon Owners: Part 1 – Website

Recruiting and Hiring for Salon Owners: Part 1 – Website

  • November 12, 2018
  • Kati Whitledge
  • Salon Business Advice

One of the biggest challenges as a salon owner, or as an employer in general, is the act of recruiting and hiring new talent. Who you hire to work for your salon is extremely important. Your stylists are your product,…

Read More→
HOME SIGN UP BEYOND THE TECHNIQUE ABOUT US FAQ CONTACT US

© 2022 Inspired Enterprises, Inc.

  • HOME
  • SIGN UP
  • BEYOND THE TECHNIQUE
  • ABOUT US
  • FAQ
  • CONTACT US

© 2022 Inspired Enterprises, Inc.

BUILD YOUR BEST TEAM E-BOOK

"*" indicates required fields

NAME*

your text goes here

EXAMPLE:

Let’s say just ONE new client is retained each month.

That client spends an average of $80.00 per visit (based on salon’s average ticket sale across the board)

And let’s say that client visits every other month, or 6 times per year.

Total revenue is $480.00 Now, subtract your MYS investment of (197). Your profit is $283.00!

That’s a 143% Return on Your Investment!

Think if that client stays for the average “lifetime” (7 years) and your return on investment increases to 1001%! WOW!

Get Started