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Top Rated Day Spas In Sacramento,ca?

admin — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 22:42:07 +0000

were looking for one of the top rated day spas in sac. answers apprediated. looking for a spa with facials and massages

What Is The Best Day Spa In The Queenstown Area In New Zealand?

admin — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 22:45:15 +0000

I’m going to Queenstown soon for a holiday, and I’d like to know which day spa’s are around and if anyone has any recommendations.

What Is Your Favorite Part Of Going To A Day Spa?

admin — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 22:18:02 +0000

I am considering opening a day spa. What is your favorite part of going to a day spa? What things would you like to see at your local spa? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.

Mother/daughter Day Spas In Orange County?

admin — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 22:31:46 +0000

My mom and I are looking to go to a mother daughter day spa but we don’t know of any. Please let me know if you know of any day spas that offer mother daughter services in Orange County. Thanks!!!!=)

Day Spa Business Plan Sample: Financial Model Needs

admin — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 22:16:26 +0000

Purchasing a sample or template for your day spa business plan can be extremely valuable, but only if there is a well-done and customizable financial model spreadsheet that comes with it. To know if the financial model you’re working with makes the cut, look for the following elements. Multiple Revenue StreamsAs the years go by, you may expect to move customer from one service to another (for example, increasingly sell massages, while at first customers only purchased facial treatments). To do this, the financial model must let you play with multiple revenue streams by letting you choose as many as possible and alter the sales mix between them over time. Automated Financial StatementsThe financial statements themselves require some accounting knowledge to put together, and the model should not require you to create them from scratch or even have to adjust them much at all. A well-made financial model will let you make adjustments on worksheets about your assumptions of costs, revenues, and debt and equity you will raise, and then populate the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement automatically. For a model to be robust it must allow for a change made in one place to automatically effect all the other sheets and statements.Startup CostsThe model should give you the opportunity to lay out the startup costs you have identified, such as for your furniture, booths, sinks, supplies, inventory, and improvements to the location itself (leasehold improvements). The model should know which costs are depreciated over time and which must be expensed at the time they are incurred, so that you don’t have to learn this on your own or set up your own depreciation schedule. Debt or Equity Finally, the model should let you choose whether you will fund your day spa through debt (loans) or equity (stockholder investment). It should allow you to choose interest rates, a repayment schedule, and use a combination of both debt and equity if you choose. This should serve the purposes of most day spa entrepreneurs without complicated customization.

What Is A Nice Luxurious Inexpensive Day Spa In The Washington Dc Metropolitan Area?

admin — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 22:03:11 +0000

Me, my mom, and my sister are going out for like a girls day only, so i want to find out a really good inexpensive day spa/spa resort in the Washington DC Metropolitan Area.
Any reccomendations?

Beauty Schools Or Day Spas In Austin Tx For Makeovers?

admin — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 22:05:46 +0000

I want to take my daughter and her friends somewhere cool on my daughter’s 12th birthday for makeovers, manicures, etc. Does anyone know where? Somewhere not outrageously priced? Thanks!

The art of beauty salon promotion and day spa marketing

admin — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 22:05:44 +0000

When you run your own salon or day spa business, no other topic is as all encompassing as marketing. It involves just about everything you do and is determined by your perceptions of, and attitude towards, the world at large. How will the people around you perceive you (and everything to do with you and your business)? It’s a topic that excites and motivates the savvy salon and day spa owners above and beyond any other aspect of running their beauty business.

Let’s look at what beauty salon marketing means for your business. In a nutshell (as I’ve already said), it’s all about everything! Too often salon owners believe marketing is only about the advertisement placed in a local newspaper, or the layout of their website, and while that can be a component, you really need to see marketing as being everything you do. It’s the how, why, when and where of the following.

o You and your uniquenesso Your work style.o Your décor and design.o Your pricing.o Your product distribution.o Your selling and promotion.o Your after-sales service.o Customer satisfaction.o Training.o Human resources.o Your business structure.o Accounting and business management style

To cut a long story short, there’s so much more to marketing a salon than just media advertising, sponsorships, brochures, signage, business cards, referrals, direct mail-outs, etc.

Marketing can be either external or internal.

o External marketing involves every conclusion that can be drawn about your business from the outside looking in. It’s not just clients who will judge you on your external marketing - it’s the whole world outside the walls of your business, from your suppliers, accountants and bankers through friends and family to (most importantly of all) your rivals.

o Internal marketing encompasses the opinions formed about you by your work colleagues and other staff who may work within the salon, not to mention your significant other and perhaps your children. It’s to do with everyone on the inside, everyone who, whether directly or indirectly, is on intimate terms with the business in some way or another.

So, marketing is also about perceptions: how people perceive you and your business. Therefore, it’s up to you to take a proactive role in determining what those perceptions are. Too few in the industry, salon owners and day spa owners alike, make a deliberate effort to market themselves. Rather, they go about their business and their marketing almost ‘by default’. If I can get you to understand only one thing about marketing, it’s this: you’re doing it, for good or ill, all of the time, whether you’re aware of it or not!

Beauticians/day Spas In Pattaya Thailand?

admin — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 22:44:28 +0000

Does anybody know of any good beauticians/day spas in Pattaya Thailand. Because My best Friend and I may be going to thailand this year and we’ll be staying in Pattaya and we want to pamper ourselves so if anybody knows a good beautician/day spa plz tell me.

How to start a home-based day spa business

admin — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 22:11:41 +0000

I will be taking you on a journey to start your own Home- based day spa business. I have been doing this research for a year and 6 months. We are now operating a home-based day spa and mobile day spa. I will be glad to direct you and answer any questions you may have in being successful.

Contact your Chamber of Commerce and your zoning regarding any licenses you may need to conduct business in your home.

Register in a beauty course to get your license. If you want to offer Massage Therapy services it will take about 6 months to complete the program and if you want to offer skin care and nails, there is a program called Full Specialist and it’s about another 6 months. Once you have your licenses I can guide you on starting and running your successful business.

*Write a business plan…yes you will need it!Guess what???

*Sign up to American Day Spa Magazine, Massagemag.com, Massage journal.

Set up your office: Fax Machine, Scanner, Printer and Computer or your laptop. Have an external drive to back up your file.

*Call a few skin care company to get FREE samples from them. Tips— You can use those Free samples on your client and don’t have to invest any money on product until your business starts working. Try ASTARA, DERMALOGICA, Darphin, BIOELEMENTS, BIOFREEZE, glymedplus.

NB: You will need your license to receive Free samples from those companies!!

Let’s get started!1-Start a blog for free (blogger.com)2-Open a Facebook, twitter,myspace Account. Add people from the same industry as you and you can copy on what they are doing. 3-Think about a name for your business and what kind of services you’d like to provide4-Make some Free business cards on (vistaprint.com) you only have to pay for shipping.5- Think about your niche. Who are you going to target for your day spa? Find @ least 3 NICHE.

ADVERTISE!!!!! on yahoo local, google local, yelp, facebook, twitter, myspace. Write an article on articlesbase, Offer your services to local hospital, nursing homes, hotels. Drop your business cards wherever you go, church, grocery shopping, school, dental clinic. Write a column in your local newspaper on some beauty or wellness tips for free advertisement and you will become an expert to your community. Host some free spa parties to get known by your community. Please don’t just hand your business card, it does not work. Make sure you take their contact information. Volunteer at your church, promote your business in their weekly flyer.

Starting Budget around $500Do not spend more than that. Wait until you have clients, then you can start adding some more equipments/ product. You will need: Massage Table, Sterilizer, Massage Oil, Steamer, Magnifying glasses, sheets, an old pillow to use as a bolster, candles, Relaxation CD, Alcohol, Waxing supplies, Basalt Stones, Sponges, Nail polish, Skin care products (Cleanser, exfoliant, toner, Hand Sanitizer, mask, moisturizer)You can use witch hazel instead of toner. Aromatherapy oils can be purchased at GNC. If you are offering Manicure and Pedicure you will need a Nail care station.

You are ready to get started. Start telling people about your business. Go with the Flow! Be patient!

PS: Don’t leave you day time job yet and don’t let any strange in your house if you are home alone.