Whether you’re a new business or an existing salon the story is often the same, fewer clients, more no shows and higher overheads. Brexit, Covid, rising energy prices, war and other costs, eat into the businesses profits and we need to find a way to make crucial sevaings to survive.
 
The beauty market has become saturated with new businesses popping up every day, but at the same time, many more are closing. 
 
Whether you’re a sole trader or a salon with staff, use the new year to put in place changes to secure your business's success.  This is not a get rich quick guide, or a revolutionise your business programme it’s a simple, dirty and straightforward guide to help your business survive the uncertainty of Brexit and beyond.
 
As a salon owner (with or without staff), very few calculate their hours worked in the business and pay themselves at the very least basic minimum wage. I know of many salon owners who work 50-hour weeks and yet come out with less than half the recommended wage.
 
Beauty college teaches us many things, it does not however teach us how to run a business. Often therapists do not fully take into account the overheads they will entail and struggle to maintain cash flow. 
 
The principle of this workbook is to know you can pay your bills at work and at home every month of the year and most importantly pay yourself a wage!
 
Work through this guide and see the changes in your business today!
 
This 34-page guide breaks down the business finances and helps you to reduce overheads and increase your takings. Filled with ideas to help move your business from out of the red and into the black. An easy to read and easy to use guide for normal business owners like you! Written from years of experience as a therapist that fell into business ownership without realising just what it really took to succeed. 
 
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