“Buyers are looking for good quality clients, a well-run practice and a team that continues post-sale because they have existing relationships with the clients.”
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Mark Emney
With Interest ·
“She says boosting goes to whoever’s watching you, which is not your client, so it’s going nowhere.”
Tell Me About It · Why Clients Scroll Past Your Salon (It’s Not Your Work) | Tamara Reid
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Criticizes the common practice of “boosting” posts to a broad audience that isn’t the salon’s client base
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“Buyers look for good quality clients, a well-run practice and a team that continues post-sale because they have existing relationships with the clients.”
ME
Mark Emney
With Interest ·
“She explains that salons talk about foiling patterns which clients don’t care about; they want basic advice that AI users type in.”
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Said on Tell Me About It
“Once I hit about 1,000 followers, I just stopped the boosting of the posts. And it sort of grew from there.”
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