Blog Entries tagged 'salon'

Tanning Salon Owners: Build Your Own Revenue & Profit Blueprint - Part 1 of 6

ceo@jkamerica.com — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:00:00 +0100

In this series, you’ll learn more about identifying and utilizing opportunities for profit growth in your tanning salon than any seminar or training course may have taught you.

Why? Because I’m going to use specific tanning salon examples that will show you exactly how you can boost your revenues and your profits.

Part 1 – Increase Revenue & Profits with Existing Cust [...]

Tanning Beds Empty? 3 New Marketing Tips to Boost Business

rwilson@etstan.com — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 00:00:00 +0100

{mosimage}Satisfied and informed customers are your greatest resource for building a client base and for most tanning salons, our business is built on local referral business.
So, how do you build on that? How do you turn one customer into ten or twenty?

Here are 3 new marketing tips that will increase your client base and get those customers [...]

How a Clean Computer Could Save Your Tanning Salon Business

etstanningbeds+susan@gmail.com — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 00:00:00 +0100
Recently we talked about the importance of regular, ongoing cleaning to keep your tanning beds in tip-top condition. But, salon maintenance should also include your work stations and computers. Most of us use salon management software like Helios and a few other mission critical applications. Keeping those computers cleaned and maintained means less down time and a lower chance of losing all your important records.

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Keep Your Tanning Rooms Cool

etstanningbeds+susan@gmail.com — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 00:00:00 +0100

The room temperature in a tanning salon should never get above 80 degrees when the beds are running. Aside from the comfort of your customers, overheating can cause your beds to malfunction and often in ways you might not expect.

{mosimage}For example: A few months ago, I was helping a customer troubleshoot a bed where the gas shocks were trying to open by themselves. It turned out to be the high room temperature causing the gas inside the shocks to warm up a [...]