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    1. Be Happy Make Money
    2. BE HAPPY – MAKE MONEY
      • ABCH: Board of Directors
      • Owner: Azarra Salon – Tacoma, WA
      • Author of Get Some Hairapy
    3. IN MY OWN LITTLE CORNER
      • My twenty year journey
      • Trying to be what I wasn’t
      • This is a “for profit” company
      • Not everyone will like me – and that’s OK!
      • We don’t want every client
    4. WHAT MAKES YOU DIFFERENT CAN MAKE YOU MONEY
      • Define your business personality
      • Define your target market
      • Create your Brand
      • Market appropriately
      • Live your Brand
      • Reap the rewards!
    5. DIFFERENTIATION
      • Quality is not the issue!
        • If you aren’t the cheapest in town…
          • clients assume you don’t suck
      • What sets you apart?
      • What reasons do you give clients to choose your salon over all the others?
    6. IT IS NOT ABOUT THE HAIR!
      • How many salons in your town?
        • Kansas City: 667 salons
        • Seattle: 1255 salons
        • San Diego: 1184 salons
      • Don’t sell commodities, sell benefits!
      • Detail the intangibles
    7. GET THEM TALKING
      • people don’t talk about average businesses
      • that meet their expectations
    8. WHETHER YOU PLANNED IT OR NOT
      • Every small business has a personality
      • That personality is your brand
      • Brand: what your image means to your customer
        • Accidental or intentional?
        • Either you create it or the customers will!
    9. DEFINE YOUR BUSINESS PERSONALITY
      • What is the space like?
      • What is the staff like?
      • What is your community like?
      • What experience do customers have in the salon?
      • Do you have weak links?
    10. PRICE IS WHAT YOU CHARGE – VALUE IS WHAT YOU GET
      • What are your prices?
      • How did you decide on them?
      • What do your competitors charge?
      • Can you charge more?
    11. DEFINE YOUR TARGET MARKET
      • Understand your customers
      • What are their
        • Attitudes, interests, perceptions, preferences, dreams, values, opinions and lifestyles?
      • The key to failure is to try to please everyone. - Bill Cosby
      • The salon owners who have success don’t try to be all things to all people. Instead they focus sharply on the people in their chairs. -Modern Salon
    12. WHO CAN YOU SERVE?
      • Students
      • Young families
      • Working women
      • Business men
      • Wealthy, stay-at-home moms
      • Chic retired women
      • Local small business owners
      • Care-givers
    13. CREATE YOUR BRAND
      • Design your logo
      • Create toolkit
        • business cards, menus, newsletters, advertisements, etc
      • Be sure every staff member is on board
      • Weed out any non-believers
      • Create policies
        • this is how we answer the phone, greet clients, make appointments, etc.
    14. EFFECTIVE LOGOS
      • Bold, memorable and appropriate
      • Communicates the company’s persona
      • Immediately recognizable
      • Has enduring value
      • Works well across media and scale
      • Works in B&W and color.
    15. LOGO ADVICE FROM VISTAPRINT
      • Express your business personality
      • Make it POP off the page
        • bold and memorable
      • Test with existing customers
      • Keep it simple
      • Make it flexible
        • needs to be clear when large or small, color or B&W
      • Use it!
    16.  
    17. LOGO FOUNDATIONS
      • Shape
        • gives weight and balance
      • Color
        • creates emotion, triggers memory & gives sensation
      • Content
        • business name & tagline
    18. HOW DO I DESIGN A LOGO?
      • Any clients who are graphic artists?
      • Online services cost $99 - $249
        • HP Logoworks
        • Logodesignguru.com
        • Thelogocompany.net
      • Search for “logo design services”
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    22. TAGLINE
      • Slogan, clarifier, mantra, company statement or guiding principle that describes, synopsizes or helps create an interest.
      • The best of them evoke an emotional response.
      • Who is this?
        • You can do it, we can help.
        • When you care enough to send the very best.
        • Don’t leave home without it.
    23. TAGLINES MUST
      • Be short
      • Differentiate you from your competitors
      • Be unique
      • Capture Brand essence and positioning
      • Be easy to say and remember
      • They are usually displayed in small font.
    24. Every Day Is An Adventure!
    25. CAN I PRINT A GREAT BUSINESS CARD ON A TIGHT BUDGET?
      • VistaPrint.com
      • PrintsMadeEasy.com
      • OnlinePrintHouse.com
      • Search “online printer”
      • Don’t use “free business cards” option
    26. WHAT MAKES A GREAT BUSINESS CARD?
      • Cheap cards imply cheap service
      • Communicate your brand
      • Feel of paper matters
      • Fonts have a message
      • Colors have meaning!
      • Color – Colors have meaning.
      • Paper – The quality of your card says something about you.
      • Uniqueness – If your business card doesn’t stand out in a pile then people won’t remember you by looking at your business card.
      • Typography – fonts have a voice, so choose one that best represents you are and is easy to read.
      • Feel –If you want to represent that you are a soft and gentle person, make sure your card is soft and has rounded corners.
      COMPONENTS
    27. SAME WORDS – DIFFERENT FONTS
      • Every Day Is An Adventure!
      • Every Day Is An Adventure!
      • Every Day Is An Adventure!
      • Every Day Is An Adventure!
      • Every Day Is An Adventure!
      • Every Day Is An Adventure!
      • Every Day Is An Adventure!
    28.  
    29. MARKET APPROPRIATELY
      • Advertise ONLY where your target market will see it
        • Don’t waste $$$!
      • Use your logo in everything you print
      • Give business cards to clients who have friends in your target market
      • Engage clients in talk about your Brand
      • ASK FOR NEW BUSINESS!
    30. ADVERTISING NEEDS TO
      • Create or intensify desire by presenting benefits
      • Convince that benefits are unique or superior making your business the only rational choice
      • Impart a feeling of urgency
      • Not waste $$$ or time
    31. COME TO OUR SALON WE DO REALLY GOOD HAIR
      • Cuts for the whole family
      • Hair Color & Highlights
      • Perms & Straighteners
      • Waxing
      • Make-Up
      • Hair Styling
      Some Random Salon 555-555-5555 123 Main St. Anytown, USA 55555
      • Board Certified Haircolorists
      Every Day Is An Adventure! Make your appointment online 253-752-1519 azarra.com
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    34. THE WEB AND THE SALON
      • Get a “good enough” web site
      • Write a blog
      • Put up a page on Facebook, MySpace and LinkedIn
      • Check out twitter (follow me @auramae)
      • Have something to say
      • Be willing to take risks
    35. A GOOD ENOUGH WEB SITE
      • 5 things you need in your one-page site:
      • A high-resolution logo and other visual materials you use in marketing  
      • Short descriptions of your product or service offerings 
      • Your contact and location information  
      • Testimonials from clients  
      • Links to any news articles or directories where your business is mentioned 
    36. WHERE CAN I GET A WEB SITE?
      • Any clients who are web folk?
      • Microsoft Office Live
      • Value Web
      • Web.com
      • Smallbusiness.yahoo.com
      • Homestead.com
    37. WHAT THE HELL IS A BLOG AND WHY WOULD I WANT ONE? Like a website, only easier! Like a newsletter, only easier! smallsalons.wordpress.com (I want to help!) Top two blogs for easy use: Wordpress Blogger
    38. LIVE YOUR BRAND
      • Jump in with both feet!
      • Look at the salon with client eyes every day
      • Reinforce Brand at every staff meeting
      • Take the pulse of the staff and clients to see if you are on track
      • Make changes as necessary
      • Like children, Brands need to be fed and nurtured in order to grow!
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    40. REAP THE REWARDS
      • Look at your appointment book and smile when you have great clients scheduled
      • Count your money
      • Count your blessings!
      • Thank staff and clients for their help
      • Continue to be true to your Brand
    41. RECOMMENDED READING
      • All Business is Show Business - Scott McKain
      • Becoming a Category of One - Joe Calloway
      • What Customers Really Want - Scott McKain
      • How to Sell For Prices Higher than Your Competitors - Dr. Larry Steinmetz
      • Action! Nothing Happens Until Something Moves - Robert Ringer
      • The Experience Economy -Joseph Pine & James Gilmore
      • Get Clients Now - CJ Hayden
      • How To Drive Your Competition Crazy - Guy Kawasaki
    42. Available from your favorite bookseller Or Buy Now! Show Special $10 each
    43. AFRAID YOU TOOK CRAPPY NOTES?
      • Email me! [email_address]
      • I will happily send you a copy.
      • I want you to be wildly successful!

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