Comments on: Starting a Salon - What to name your salon? http://www.beauty-salon-marketing.co.uk/starting-a-salon-what-to-name-your-salon Salon Marketing made simple Fri, 12 Mar 2010 23:39:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Beauty Salon Marketing » » Setting Up A Salon - Is now a good time to start a salon? http://www.beauty-salon-marketing.co.uk/starting-a-salon-what-to-name-your-salon#comment-3537 Beauty Salon Marketing » » Setting Up A Salon - Is now a good time to start a salon? Thu, 23 Oct 2008 11:07:09 +0000 http://www.beauty-salon-marketing.co.uk/?p=123#comment-3537 [...] Starting a salon - What to name your salon [...] [...] Starting a salon - What to name your salon [...]

]]> By: admin http://www.beauty-salon-marketing.co.uk/starting-a-salon-what-to-name-your-salon#comment-480 admin Mon, 08 Sep 2008 09:42:02 +0000 http://www.beauty-salon-marketing.co.uk/?p=123#comment-480 Andy, thanks for your comment. My favourite is "Curl Up and Dye"! Andy, thanks for your comment. My favourite is “Curl Up and Dye”!

]]> By: Andy Bailey http://www.beauty-salon-marketing.co.uk/starting-a-salon-what-to-name-your-salon#comment-475 Andy Bailey Mon, 08 Sep 2008 09:19:45 +0000 http://www.beauty-salon-marketing.co.uk/?p=123#comment-475 Jim Davidson used to say that Hairdressers go to college for four years, the first 6 months is spent learning the skills and the remaining 3 and a half years are spent trying to come up with a funny hair dressing related expression for their shop like "hair today" or "Sharon snips" or "Barber-Ran Cutz" :-) Jim Davidson used to say that Hairdressers go to college for four years, the first 6 months is spent learning the skills and the remaining 3 and a half years are spent trying to come up with a funny hair dressing related expression for their shop like “hair today” or “Sharon snips” or “Barber-Ran Cutz”

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]]> By: admin http://www.beauty-salon-marketing.co.uk/starting-a-salon-what-to-name-your-salon#comment-289 admin Thu, 04 Sep 2008 10:41:24 +0000 http://www.beauty-salon-marketing.co.uk/?p=123#comment-289 Hi Teresha Thanks for your comments, and thanks for the additional tip. That's useful to know Hi Teresha

Thanks for your comments, and thanks for the additional tip. That’s useful to know

]]> By: Teresha http://www.beauty-salon-marketing.co.uk/starting-a-salon-what-to-name-your-salon#comment-280 Teresha Thu, 04 Sep 2008 00:43:08 +0000 http://www.beauty-salon-marketing.co.uk/?p=123#comment-280 Very good article, really helpful suggestions. I represent Bizwiki, a free to list UK online business directory and we receive numerous submissions from beauty salons. One problem we often have in verifying the submissions is that the company name the salon submits to us is not always the one listed on their website. As many salons are very small and not registered with Companies House it's difficult for us to ascertain the actual trading name of the company which obviously holds up the approval of the submission. So just a word of advice to go along with the other great tips above: pick a name that you are sure you are happy to use on your website, in print ads and in all of your online ads. Most respectable online directories require your actual registered company name or trading name be used. Bizwiki won't accept a "new" trading name such as "AAAAAAA Absolutely Astounding Salon" just to try to bump your listing up in the rankings. Regardless of what you submit we have to use the actual company/trading name. So choose carefully and then don't forget to submit your salon to Bizwiki - we now power Townpages.com and Accessplace.com so you get 3 for the price of 1 Very good article, really helpful suggestions. I represent Bizwiki, a free to list UK online business directory and we receive numerous submissions from beauty salons. One problem we often have in verifying the submissions is that the company name the salon submits to us is not always the one listed on their website. As many salons are very small and not registered with Companies House it’s difficult for us to ascertain the actual trading name of the company which obviously holds up the approval of the submission.

So just a word of advice to go along with the other great tips above: pick a name that you are sure you are happy to use on your website, in print ads and in all of your online ads. Most respectable online directories require your actual registered company name or trading name be used. Bizwiki won’t accept a “new” trading name such as “AAAAAAA Absolutely Astounding Salon” just to try to bump your listing up in the rankings. Regardless of what you submit we have to use the actual company/trading name. So choose carefully and then don’t forget to submit your salon to Bizwiki - we now power Townpages.com and Accessplace.com so you get 3 for the price of 1

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