Solo Artist Spotlight: Danielle Regazzi
During her years working independently, Danielle Regazzi has learned it’s not about your intended destination, it’s about the journey.
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During her years working independently, Danielle Regazzi has learned it’s not about your intended destination, it’s about the journey.
Both Solo Artists, mother/daughter duo, Tammy and Lauren Muniz, have developed an ideal working relationship. Though the family business model may not be ideal for everyone, Tammy and Lauren have garnered a lot of success with this strategy. Today, there are plenty of working stylists who are trying to navigate the landscape of developing their own business while staying involved with their families. Here are a few pointers.
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We spotlight Regional Education Director for TIGI, Tammy Feltner, who also is a chair renter at Michael Isaiah’s Salon St. Louis, Missouri.
Branding is a big buzzword and for good reason. For solo artists, a smart brand strategy is the key to gaining new clients and impressing and maintaining current clients.
Advanced education is an investment in yourself and your business.
Seven years after opening his own studio, Solo Artist Justin Frost says that the positives of working independently outweigh the negatives.
For some beauty professionals who choose to be solo artists, being independent is not the whole game, but an important stage in their careers. For Jacob Khan, currently the owner of Jacob K. Hair in Dunwoody, Georgia and a member of the CosmoProf Artistic Team, everything he has accomplished would not have been possible without some time spent working independently and pursuing what he needed next in his career.
The SOLO ARTIST Advisory Council of industry experts offers tips and recommendations on retailing and setting goals for income growth.
ShearShare, a global marketplace that allows salon and barbershop owners to rent their excess suites and booths to licensed cosmetologists and barbers on demand, has partnered with Track and First American Payment Systems to provide financial resources to self-employed beauty and grooming professionals who use the ShearShare platform.