Salon Marketing Using Wireless Broadband Internet Access
Our client in Chicago has to be right in front of the downtown … a right competitive area is located. Everybody's looking for some kind of edge and we found it for them. Want to hear … the rest of the story.
In case you ask, it is not a big city or suburb, because they worked in a place called Rosedale Maryland, a little bit outside of Baltimore. The company owns both locations and wanted to get an additional opportunity and keep customers and attract new ones.
DavidRivers, (great name David!), Has been contacted by a referral and suggested a few additions thinking ahead. Since they already have a website and had a DSL connection, he'd opt for a secure wireless network to access their preferred "customers can, if would be in her salon. The preferred customer by e-mail updates on offers and additions , its employees and other news about the salon on a bi-weekly to receive it, started. The preferred customers will receive free access totheir Wi-Fi network when in the salon to check email or prefer a different job, that they needed. The result was a group of repeat customers who come into the freedom of access and the benefits of the offers they have received via e-mail.
In addition, more visitors yipee on their website (!) And they began by Day Spa products are purchased online, an additional stream of revenue (another yipee!). The Rosedale site customers picked up on the search for Wi-Fi access in the suburbs. The Chicago sitesucceeded in a future-tech city, could ladies (and men) with their PDA's, laptops and everything else, get wifi.
The latest and best news is a scheduling calendar that clients appoint to open on the days and times to apply are available with an e-mail confirmation from the digital front newly appointed (new position from the additional revenue) to. Could that your salon, day spa increasing the sales of supplies? A better way of salon music marketing? Day Spa Marketing?
Asabout the increase of traffic to spas with aromatherapy, health spas, salons and in any case, your own beauty salon! The options could be as new and returning customers … endless!
Daviyd Peterson: 12-year consultant, instructor, trainer of digital divide solutions for both private and business use. Helps African American and minority Small Business Enterprises bridge the digital divide by wireless Small Office Digital Office(SODO).
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