How to Attract More Clients, Make More Money, And Work Less For Only a $1.30 a Day

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Dear Salon Owner,

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• How to use direct mail effectively (postcards, flyers, letters, ads, yellow page, etc)
• How to boost sales through Facebook and Twitter.
• How to sell more in-store products to your clients
• How to advertise your salon in your local market using the internet
• How to set up the proper systems so you can work less
• How to search engine optimize your site with ease
• How to set up a killer referral strategy
• How to market and sell a membership program
• How to implement a newsletter that makes you money
• How to use value added promotions to boost sales and gain clients quickly

And the list goes on and on

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Emily McManamy, Free Press

Stephen Le, owner of NailSpa and Tanning in South Burlington, wipes down one of his tanning beds Monday.

ESSEX — Kristina Ellis and Sarah LaBrie said they oppose the impending 10 percent tax on indoor tanning sessions, but the additional cost would not affect their bronzing regimen.

“That’s pretty stupid that they’re taxing us more,” Ellis said.

“Doctors prescribe tanning to people during the winter, to help with the winter blues,” LaBrie said.

Like Ellis and LaBrie, Lisa Roberge of Colchester said she had not heard of the tax, and the cost would not reduce her time in the tanning bed. Roberge said she would willingly pay the fee, given the sad state of the economy.

“The world’s in a pretty bad place, and we all gotta pitch in and help out,” Roberge said.

Stephen Le, owner of NailSpa and Tanning in South Burlington, is worried that the tax will drive away his customers. “It will affect us big time,” Le said.

The tax unfairly targets a fragile business in Vermont, he said. “It’s not lucrative,” Le said. “Our base is basically Caucasian women. And it’s very small, and every year there’s concerns about skin cancer.”

A few days after the health care bill passed, the American Academy of Dermatology Association testified before the Food and Drug Administration, calling for not just a tax but a ban on tanning beds.

“The AADA urged the FDA to ban indoor tanning devices because they emit ultraviolet  radiation that has been shown to cause skin cancer including melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer,” William James, dermatologist and president of the Illinois-based association, said in a statement.

The tax unfairly targets a fragile business in Vermont, he said. “It’s not lucrative,” Le said. “Our base is basically Caucasian women. And it’s very small, and every year there’s concerns about skin cancer.”

A few days after the health care bill passed, the American Academy of Dermatology Association testified before the Food and Drug Administration, calling for not just a tax but a ban on tanning beds.

“The AADA urged the FDA to ban indoor tanning devices because they emit ultraviolet radiation that has been shown to cause skin cancer including melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer,” William James, dermatologist and president of the Illinois-based association, said in a statement.

The risk of developing melanoma increases 75 percent among people who use tanning devices before the age of 30, according to the International Agency for Research on Cancer, part of the World Health Organization.

The IARC has classified UV-emitting tanning devices as carcinogenic.

The law takes effect after the springtime rush, Le said.

“This time is busy,” Le said. “By July, it’s going to slow down, way down.”

Leave me your thoughts on the new tax, and how it might effect you below?