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25 Cards in this Set
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Most important consideration when opening a salon |
Location |
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An important first step in seeking financing to open a salon |
Develop a business plan |
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Projected income and expenses should be estimated for how many years |
Five |
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Before opening a business |
Business license |
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Ways to treat clients and associates fairly |
Salon policies |
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Who purchases malpractice insurance |
Salon owner |
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Three types of salon ownership |
Individual, partnerships, corporations |
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When stockholders share the profits |
Corporation |
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Agreement between you and the owner of a building |
Lease |
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Preventing overstock and supply shortages |
Purchase records |
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Supplies used in daily business operations |
Consumption supplies |
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Supplies to be sold to the clients |
Retail supplies |
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Primary concern in salon deaign |
Maximum efficiency |
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The ultimate determining factor in size of your staff |
Size of the salon |
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What to consider when interviewing potential employees |
Attitude |
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Largest expense in operating a salon |
Salaries |
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Paying employees should always be |
Top priority |
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Successful salon owners share their success with employees by.. |
Incentives |
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Successful salon owners share their success with employees by.. |
Incentives |
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Salon services should be sold in terms.. |
Time on the book |
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Most salon business is handled |
By telephone |
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Activities that promote the salon in a favorable ligjt |
Advertising |
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Best form of advertising |
Satisfied clients |
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What percent of total gross income should be allocated to advertising |
3 |
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Advertising in your salon should be… |
Planned well in advance |
