Customer Reviews

101 Media and Marketing Tips for Salon Owners, Stylists and Managers

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My wife and I own a couple of hair salons in Cincinnati with 24 awesome people who work with us. I was hoping to find some creative ideas so that we can better promote the folks in our salon who aren't as busy as they'd like to be.

I really felt like this book fell short of any of my expectations. This is a very thin and small, unsubstantial book that really didn't have much to it. Nothing more than 101 paragraphs, not chapters that described really basic ideas for marketing.

I also bought Fun, Creative & Profitable Salon Marketing by Aleen D'Angelo. 67 Chapters with at least 5 - 20 suggestions in each chapter toward understanding marketing.

Brandt Junker

PS: Sometimes I wonder if some of these reviews aren't written by friends of the authors, or the authors competition. I bought both books and don't know Allen D'Angelo or Nanette Miller!

Nothing new in this book for anyone with common sense. More like a pamphlet or presentation than a book on how to.

It was short and to the piont. Finished it the day I recieved it.
I wondered while reading this book, if it was for the salon bussiness, or politics.

Lots of great Marketing with little to no cost. Perfect to get the wheels turning when you are just starting out or are needing a spark!