Beauty Professionals For Online Retailing

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Comment by Gary Sunderland on September 25, 2009 at 3:58am

Well done Phil. Please let me know your web address. I do hope your products are not like "toilet paper" "crap" pardon the pun!
the very best with it all Phil and I totally agree with you, why not embrace the on line revolution and at the same time have products under your name instead of the large corporations, after all it is US "the professional hairdresser" and sales persons that makes them their profits so why not make a better profit and market your own name. Well done Phil. their is one thing for sure, you will not have competition on the Phil stone Line so you can maximise on the opportunity.
G

Comment by Gary Sunderland on September 24, 2009 at 2:39pm

The consumer is king (or Queen) at the end of the day. In this world of less time in our working lives our clients are looking for easier, less time consuming ways to purchase.
The internat has opened up a whole new world of easier shopping and I personally agree with it.
I am just delighted that the true skill of the professional hairdressers OUR SERVICES drive clients back into the salons. Something the internet cannot take away.
I think the whole online shop should be embraced and implemented into the salon ethos. I also agree with Phil Stone over the salon pricing issue. Good luck with the rage Phil

Comment by Francesca Santiago on April 1, 2009 at 1:41pm

Yes, I think it's just one more service in todays market. We mainly sell our own products online, and have quite a large following, since are client base is not only local but all over the country. Clients have been asking to add there skin care and soap and candles as well, recently. So for our Salon it's been a very usefull tool.

Comment by Selines on March 31, 2009 at 1:46am

I think is okay to reach your clients via online services. We are taught in this industry about providing the highest custormer service care to our clients. And, selling products online to our clients may be accommodating for some of our clients.Anyway, I do believe those wishing to buy online that they are required to become a registered shopper-just so that we can keep record to protect from diversion.

Comment by Caleb Edwards on March 27, 2009 at 10:31am

I want to take an informal poll? How many of you as independent hairdressers and even salons are being forced to cut back on your inventory? Are you basically stocking specific products as your clients request them?