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Defining your brand message doesn’t have to be hard. In fact, it can be downright easy if you know what to do. And the best way to find out how to make it easy is by listening to today’s podcast where I share the 3 key areas that will define your spa’s brand message!
I highlight:
+ Getting clear on what your values are
+ Knowing how you ideal client speaks and incorporating that into your lexicon
+ The pinnacle of your brand messaging
+ How often your audience needs to hear a message
+ And so much more!
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Episode 18: Establishing Your Spa's Brand Values
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Instagram is one of the most popular social media platforms out there, but getting started on it can be a bit overwhelming. Today, I’m talking about how you can navigate through the different subchannels of Instagram to find which ones are right fit for you and your spa!
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What are brand values? Have you implemented any into your business? On today’s episode, I’m breaking down what exactly brand values are, how to know which ones are the right ones and then implementing them into your business.
I highlight:
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You might have heard that email is dead or that no one looks at their email anymore, but I’m here to tell you that it simply isn’t true. Today, I’m sharing how you can leverage your email list to create a successful, thriving spa.
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As humans, our brains are hardwired for stories - to connect with them, immerse ourselves in them, and make sense of our own life experiences. But stories aren't meant to be reserved for campfire get-togethers or around the table with friends and family, storytelling plays a role in all of our communication, especially for our brands.
As a spa owner, getting clear on your brand story will set the foundation for all your marketing efforts, make you a magnet for your dream clients and customers, and eliminate the "competition."
In this episode, you'll learn:
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One of the most critical marketing strategies for any spa or beauty business is content creation. Content is what allows you to demonstrate your expertise and your work, build authority and credibility, and educate and entertain your audience so that you can attract more of your ideal clientele to your spa.
Now, that's a pretty wide-view lens of content, and the reality is, there is no shortage of places to publish, post, and stay connected. In fact, there are so many places to publish content that it's actually overwhelming for most small business owners, but I'm here to share with you that it doesn't have to be!
In this episode of The Social Spa Podcast, I'm sharing the concept of a core content channel and how you can use this singular strategy to drive more traffic back to your site and work hard once.
In this episode, you'll learn:
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From Reels to Tiktok to livestreaming, video marketing isn't new, but it's definitely here to stay! And a savvy and strategic spa owner, incorporating video into your overall content marketing plan is going to be key in helping you stand out from the crowd and make deeper connections with potential and existing clients and customers.
Not to mention, if ecommerce is now an element to your esthetic business, video is a non-negotiable factor in attracting new customers to your online store.
In this episode, you'll learn:
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If 2020 taught the spa industry anything, it’s that our physical reality has fully embraced the digital world as a primary form of communication, connection, and customer service, and whether you have an e-commerce side to your spa business or not, it’s critical that you feel equipped and knowledgable about growing your audience and connecting with them online.
In this episode, I’m distilling all of my top findings from this year’s top marketing reports plus my own experience behind-the-scenes with my clients to bring you a 2021 State of the Union in Spa Marketing so you can focus on the strategies and tactics that are going to bring you the biggest bang for your buck.
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As we reach a crossroads of quarantine with some spas and esthetic practices being cleared to open up their doors while others still have a month (or potentially more) left at home, the topic of re-opening is top of mind.
Throughout this season of quarantine, actively marketing your business online has been a critical business activity as digital communication is the only option. Now, as we look ahead, these are some the marketing considerations you'll want to keep in mind moving forward.
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Let’s take a moment and think about your ideal client aka the client you absolutely love working with. They’re fun to be around, embody your style, love your services, and sing your praises. When you see them on your schedule, you let out a sigh of relief and are excitedly anticipating your appointment with them.
You think to yourself, “If I could fill my books with 20 more people just like them, I would be set.”
Well, that wish doesn’t have to be an “if,” it can be a reality when you know exactly what to look for when determining who your ideal client is and how to communicate with them through your marketing efforts.
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