Salon Business Blog | Tips, Strategy, and Insights by Nick Mirabella
The Weekly CEO Hour: The Meeting That Keeps You...
The weekly CEO hour is one hour, same day, same time, every week, where you stop working in the salon and work on it. No clients. No phone. No walk-ins.
The Weekly CEO Hour: The Meeting That Keeps You...
The weekly CEO hour is one hour, same day, same time, every week, where you stop working in the salon and work on it. No clients. No phone. No walk-ins.
Build Your Whole Salon SOP Library in a Weekend...
You can build a real SOP library for your salon in a single weekend if you use AI (Claude) to do the typing while you do the talking. The trick...
Build Your Whole Salon SOP Library in a Weekend...
You can build a real SOP library for your salon in a single weekend if you use AI (Claude) to do the typing while you do the talking. The trick...
How to Read Your Salon P&L in 10 Minutes a Month
Reading your salon P&L takes about 10 minutes a month once you know which lines matter. You are not auditing your business.
How to Read Your Salon P&L in 10 Minutes a Month
Reading your salon P&L takes about 10 minutes a month once you know which lines matter. You are not auditing your business.
How to Raise Your Prices Without Losing Your Be...
You raise prices by telling your best clients the truth, giving them enough notice, and standing behind the number. The clients who leave over a fair increase were never your...
How to Raise Your Prices Without Losing Your Be...
You raise prices by telling your best clients the truth, giving them enough notice, and standing behind the number. The clients who leave over a fair increase were never your...
How to Write a Salon Job Post That Attracts A-P...
Write your job post to attract one specific stylist, not everyone with a license. A-players scroll past generic ads that read like every other salon in town.
How to Write a Salon Job Post That Attracts A-P...
Write your job post to attract one specific stylist, not everyone with a license. A-players scroll past generic ads that read like every other salon in town.
The First 30 Days: How to Onboard a New Stylist...
Most new stylists decide whether they are staying inside the first two weeks. Not the first year. The first two weeks. If you want them to stay, you onboard them...
The First 30 Days: How to Onboard a New Stylist...
Most new stylists decide whether they are staying inside the first two weeks. Not the first year. The first two weeks. If you want them to stay, you onboard them...