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Index
Title Table of Contents Copyright About the Authors Acknowledgements INTRODUCTION Part 1 – What Is Right For You?
CHAPTER 1 – Getting Started CHAPTER 2 – The American Dream
Part 2 – Planning
CHAPTER 3 –New Business Checklist CHAPTER 4 – How to Pick the Right Location CHAPTER 5 – How to Negotiate Your Lease CHAPTER 6 – Your Legal & Financial Team CHAPTER 7 – Choosing a Business Structure CHAPTER 8 – Setting Up Your Business Checking Account CHAPTER 9 – Licenses & Permits to Start Your Business CHAPTER 10 – Designing & Space-Planning Your Salon CHAPTER 11 – Pricing Your Salon Furniture & Equipment CHAPTER 12 – Your Retail Zone CHAPTER 13 – Used Salon Furniture & Equipment—Getting Creative CHAPTER 14 – Selecting the Right Architect & Contractor CHAPTER 15 – The Construction Phase CHAPTER 16 – Computerizing Your Salon CHAPTER 17 – Credit Card Processing—Selecting the Right Partner CHAPTER 18 – Choosing a Phone System for Your Salon CHAPTER 19 – The Name Game—Why Your Business Name Is Important CHAPTER 20 – Business Insurance—Why You Need It! CHAPTER 21 – The Color of Money—What Color Is Your Business? CHAPTER 22 – The Importance of Signage
Part 3 – Financing
CHAPTER 23 – Startup Expense Worksheet CHAPTER 24 – The Money Hunt
Part 4 – Sales & Marketing
CHAPTER 25 – Choosing Beauty Products to Sell CHAPTER 26 – Salon Menu Designed for Profit CHAPTER 27 – Web Presence & Social Marketing CHAPTER 28 – Effective Salon Promotions & Loyalty Programs
Part 5 – Customer Relations
CHAPTER 29 – Your Mission Statement CHAPTER 30 – Developing the Salon Culture CHAPTER 31 – Tipping CHAPTER 32 – Customers Have Feelings Too
Part 6 – Hiring
CHAPTER 33 – How to Hire Quality Service Providers for Your Salon CHAPTER 34 – The Importance of a Gatekeeper CHAPTER 35– People Skills for Profitability—at Your Front Desk
Part 7 – Almost Open
CHAPTER 36 – The Transition—The Controversial Exit CHAPTER 37 – The Open House
Part 8 – The Existing Salon
CHAPTER 38 – Buying an Existing Salon CHAPTER 39 – Booth Renting CHAPTER 40 – The Facelift—Remodeling Your Existing Salon
Part 9 – Year One & Beyond
CHAPTER 41 – Surviving the First Year—What to Expect & How to Adjust CHAPTER 42 – Successful Retail CHAPTER 43 – Keep It Clean CHAPTER 44 – Going Green CHAPTER 45 – Energy-Saving Tips CHAPTER 46 – Design Professionals Discuss Startup Mistakes CHAPTER 47 – Good Reasons for Moving Your Salon CHAPTER 48 – Building Your Business to “Sell”
Part 10 – Appendices
APPENDIX 1 – Timeline APPENDIX 2 – Glossary
Works Cited Special Thanks
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