10 Minute Beauty Business Podcast with Lexi Lomax
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210: Audit Your Salon's Booking Journey (Before Another New Client Bounces) (opens the original)
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I'm back at "turn up season" energy, and I'm sharing where my head's at going into the last stretch of the year. After a few seasons of running my own salon on autopilot (thank God for good systems), I'm coming back to my 11 out of 10, and this episode is one of the first things I want you to take action on. Today I'm talking about one of the most expensive problems in the salon industry, and the sneakiest one: the client you lose without ever knowing she was there. There's no notification when
209: Your Q4 Prep Starts in September (Not November) (opens the original)
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I just spent four days in Coronado hosting my one-on-one clients for our annual retreat, and I came home fired up about Q4 in a way I haven't been in a while. Not because I have a shiny new three-step plan, but because being in a room with that many smart, badass salon owners for four days straight surfaced so many small, specific shifts worth making before the holidays hit. This episode is me walking you through exactly what I'm doing right now, in September, to get my own salon ready for the m
208: 3 Ways I'm Saving Money in My Salon Right Now (Software, Staffing & Retail) (opens the original)
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I looked at my bank statement and thought, "WTF am I paying for all of this?" Editing apps I forgot I signed up for. A JotForm plan that ballooned to $90 a month. Slack at $137. A pile of Zapier automations quietly duct-taping five different platforms together, and every time one broke, it cost me time I didn't have. None of it felt like a big expense in the moment. All of it added up to something embarrassing. This episode isn't a framework or a three-step plan. It's me walking you through exac
207: Behind the Chair, Behind the Scenes: A Salon Owner's September Update (opens the original)
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I hired someone, trained her, sat across from her mid-shift, and watched her decide to walk out. Not dramatic, not a blow-up, just a quiet "I'm not sure" that turned into a goodbye. Someone I trust told me beforehand they didn't see it working out. I disagreed, went with my gut anyway, and my gut was wrong. This episode isn't a framework or a three-step plan. It's me, mid-defining-moment, being honest about what CEO-style salon ownership actually looks like right now. Hiring, a software transiti
206: Why Your Digital Footprint Decides Who Wants to Work for You (opens the original)
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I have a salon owner in my world right now with an open station and an open suite. Two ready-to-fill spots. And when we looked at her digital footprint, if a stylist searched for a salon suite in her exact city, she wouldn't show up at all. Not because she isn't a great salon to work for. Because Google and AI have no idea she offers that. That's the conversation this episode. Because visibility isn't just how clients find you anymore, it's how stylists find you too, and most salon owners are st
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