Are you a tanning salon owner? Do you advertise for your salon? Do you often wish you had images of the ETS tanning beds for your advertising? Well wish no more. We have made high-quality photos of our tanning beds available online Each tanning bed is represented with hi-resolution and lo-resolution images with instructions for use.

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Careless customers, servicers in a hurry, even the most careful tanning salon owner may bump their tanning bed, pushing it into the back wall. Sure, the wall is behind the tanning bed and may never be seen. But if you really want to protect the walls from damage, use this simple technique and never think about it again...

Reprinted from Island Sun Times magazine, May 2007 edition.

My Favorite TV Show: “Discovery HD Theater” In my CD player right now: Jazz mix, Rod Stewart, Sheryl Crow & Nelly My favorite food: Italian My best “beauty secret”: Regular manicures & pedicures One of my pet peeves: Lack of /bad service My dream vacation: One month in Italy - Tuscany, Florence, Milan, Venice, Sicily, Rome & the Amalfi Coast enjoying great food, wine, art, history & shopping.

She’s friendly, outgoing and was raised on solid, Midwestern values –that’s what Sue Ritchey brings to ETS, LLC.

Sue Ritchey’s father Ed was a salesman and she grew up around that profession,so it should come as no surprise that when she came of age, Sue enteredthe field, as well – selling dental products. “I had always enjoyed indoor tanning, and a friend of mine was a member of ETS’ sales team,” Sue explained. “He told me about an opportunity there and it sounded exciting, so I got an interview and started right away.” That was back in January 1992, and Sue has since worked her way up to her current position of West Coast Territory Manager at the tanning industry giant. Sue’s average day is spent tending to the needs of salons up and down the West Coast, and creating lasting relationships with them is what she enjoys most about her job. “It’s extremely rewarding to hear my clients’ success stories,” she said. “I truly enjoy helping people become self employed and succeed in this industry. Another aspect of my job that I have to mention is the team I work with – the person who referred me to ETS 15 years ago is still with the company. They’re a great group of people; like an extended family.”

Sue credits her friendly, outgoing nature to the strong influence of her mother, Jane. “She was the rock of our family,” Sue explained. “She taught me to be true to myself as well as others, and that it’s important to treat people the way I would want to be treated. She is one of the most positive people I‘ve known, and I’m very thankful to have been raised by her.”

Excerpt from "ClubSolutions Magazine", April 2007

The fitness business is based on the simple premise that exercise contributes to looking good, feeling good and being healthy.While we don’t want to believe that looks are only skin deep, we know that we live in a visual, youth-driven society where looks do matter, and people want to look as good as possible. Studies show that self-esteem is linked to body image. Body image is what drives folks to your club; so why not add other services which cater to customers who want to look their best? Why not add tanning to your mix?