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Connecting with your Client using powerful communication strategies is the way to build confidence, trust, and successful relationships. Glenn Michael Milliet shares how finding what makes the Client happy will fill your pockets with cash.  

Maya bumped along averaging $300 per week in sales for months and months. She then started joining the Salon Accelerator Calls each week and by applying what she learned in the first 12 calls, TRIPLED her sales to over $1,000 per week and has never looked back. 

The Rolls Royce of men’s grooming was born from the challenge of launching a small Barber studio where none had been successful in the past. With a $65 check average and $14K per month in sales with only 2 barbers, Mr. Carter’s defined a class of it’s own. 

The Stylists of Salon Studios discuss and share their success and income boost from listening and applying what they’ve learned in only 3 short months. Attention and commitment are the keys to profit. 

Learn how to build your book backwards from the end of the week and make the money you want to make per hour, per day, and per week. Tracey Ransom Rocks her system to make $5,000 every week working only 4 days. You can have everything you want by working strictly your hair business and nothing else. She teaches: How to boost your income by 15% with no extra work. How to become a Specialist and charge premium prices and position yourself as a VIP stylist. How to get Clients to promote you properly without having to rely on Social Media. And most importantly how to stay Relevant and On Top forever. 

Melissa Gaines "Rocked Our Chairs" Today with 5 simple tips that will take you to the top in this business. She went from being a Kitchen Beautician to a VIP Stylist with a Full Book that works on her preferred schedule. You'll learn: 1) The Real Secret is Customer Service in Every Detail2) Correct Pricing Ensures Profit3) Double Your Clientele - It's Easier than you think4) ReInvent Yourself - and continue to do so forever5) Stay Current - When you stop learning, you stop earning.

Edward HairStylist Albert Rocked Our Chairs today on SalonPodcast.com Born and raised in Louisiana, he went to Los Angeles determined to succeed as a Celebrity Stylist, and he did. Working with Jackeé, Stephanie Mills, and creating extensions for Rupaul before extensions existed, Edward shares his tips and tricks of what it takes to make it to the top in the business and to earn the absolute trust of the clients and gain entry into this rarified world. See why he has over 10,000 followers on Instagram as he generously opens up and gives back to anyone eager to succeed in the Salon Industry. 

Crystal Leblanc from Tres Bella Salon rocked our chairs as she showed us how to turn Hair Extension clients into a maintenance money machine getting them to come back every 2 weeks for service and thanking you for it. She also has some of the best hair in the business with a wholesale option that can be branded with your name on it. This was a powerful podcast bursting with the tips that can make you a super success. "The Masterpiece has to be better than the Master" - Crystal

The Best No-Cost Money Making Strategy is Giving Better Customer Service. Learn the secrets from a Pro, Trader Joe's Service Guru Bob O'Brien shows how a book of $45 clients can bring in over a Half-Million Dollars in 5 years.

  The Stylists of Salon Studios discuss and share the Tips and Tricks they’ve learned on the Rock Your Chair Calls. What’s working, how they’ve done it, and their increased sales to prove it. 

  Blowing your clients minds from the moment they step in the door. Creating an Experience and guiding them on a Journey they can’t wait to tell others about.

  Do The Math! Use your Top 5 strengths on just 20 clients for each of those skills to establish a 100 person loyal client base to build an ever increasing income over $100,000.

  When you educate and treat your clients well, you build trust, they are more than happy to rebook on the spot and share the results of your work, and help promote you on social media.

Kenneth Grant, stylist to the stars, Aretha Franklin, Patti Labelle, Jennifer Holiday, and Yolanda Adams: • You have to be a people person, this must be a calling• You are a problem solver• All you need is 5 consistent people that come to you and are willing to tell their friends and family about what you do for them to spread the word• 4 Factors of Giving Good Service• Balance, this business has ups and downs, prepare and save when things are good because surely there will be slow times. • Push yourself out of your comfort zone, learn, and educate yourself• Leadership, you are a leader helping show your client where they need to go and what they need to do• When they see that you truly want the best for them, they will trust you• People want attention, even difficult ones want to be treated well• Purpose - do it more than just for you, genuinely want to make them look better• Give back when you can if someone really needs you but can't afford it• You are not for everybody, and everybody is not for you, be willing to let a bad match client go somewhere else• You must maintain a positive work environment because you work such long hours• When you come to work, be ready to work and look like you are ready to work. How can you expect someone to want you to do their hair when yours is not done well.

• You must know "Why" you are doing hair - a calling, your purpose as opposed to doing it for money which will make it frustrating• Be authentic - no point in trying to put on a facade in order to get business because you can't sustain it forever• Be There - if you're open for business then you must be in your salon when people are looking for you. Many benefits to being available.• Environment - Salon must be clean and reflect the atmosphere you want to project otherwise you will lose clients. • Customer Experience - go out of your way to make it a wonderful experience for your clients, it's more than a hair-do, it's an experience that you are providing• Everybody is Not Your Client - if your personality does not jive with the client, then don't take them on even if you need the money. It's not worth the energy drain and frustration.  Guest Speaker - Linda Franks from Beauty by Design