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In this episode of The Modern Hairstylist Podcast, host Hunter Donia and marketing expert Jodie Brown break down why specializing as a hairstylist isn’t just a trend—it’s a necessity for success in 2025. The days of trying to appeal to everyone are over. If you want to attract high-quality clients, build long-term loyalty, and grow your income year over year, niching down is the key.
Hunter and Jodie dive into what it really means to specialize (hint: it’s not just about technique), how to position yourself as an expert, and the biggest mistakes stylists make when trying to niche down. Whether you’re struggling to define your specialty or worried about limiting your clientele, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to move forward.
Key Takeaways:
🔹 Why Generalists Get Lost in the Noise – Learn why hairstylists who try to market themselves as a “color specialist” or “blonding expert” may be missing the mark.
🔹 How to Choose the Right Niche for You – Discover whether you should specialize in a technique or an experience—and why this choice is crucial for growth.
🔹 Marketing Your Specialization Effectively – It’s not enough to do the work—you need to position yourself correctly so your ideal clients can find and trust you.
🔹 The Biggest Specialization Mistakes – Avoid the common missteps that keep stylists stuck in a generalist mindset and failing to attract the right clients.
🔹 What’s Not Working in 2025 – From pricing transparency to social media trends, Hunter and Jodi discuss what’s no longer effective and how to stay ahead of the curve.
Why You Should Listen:
If you’re tired of inconsistent bookings, low-paying clients, and struggling to stand out in a saturated market, it’s time to refine your approach. This episode will help you get clear on what you want to be known for, attract the right clients, and confidently grow your business in 2025.
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In this episode of The Modern Hairstylist Podcast, host Hunter Donia and marketing expert Jodie Brown break down why specializing as a hairstylist isn’t just a trend—it’s a necessity for success in 2025. The days of trying to appeal to everyone are over. If you want to attract high-quality clients, build long-term loyalty, and grow your income year over year, niching down is the key.
Hunter and Jodie dive into what it really means to specialize (hint: it’s not just about technique), how to position yourself as an expert, and the biggest mistakes stylists make when trying to niche down. Whether you’re struggling to define your specialty or worried about limiting your clientele, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to move forward.
Key Takeaways:
🔹 Why Generalists Get Lost in the Noise – Learn why hairstylists who try to market themselves as a “color specialist” or “blonding expert” may be missing the mark.
🔹 How to Choose the Right Niche for You – Discover whether you should specialize in a technique or an experience—and why this choice is crucial for growth.
🔹 Marketing Your Specialization Effectively – It’s not enough to do the work—you need to position yourself correctly so your ideal clients can find and trust you.
🔹 The Biggest Specialization Mistakes – Avoid the common missteps that keep stylists stuck in a generalist mindset and failing to attract the right clients.
🔹 What’s Not Working in 2025 – From pricing transparency to social media trends, Hunter and Jodi discuss what’s no longer effective and how to stay ahead of the curve.
Why You Should Listen:
If you’re tired of inconsistent bookings, low-paying clients, and struggling to stand out in a saturated market, it’s time to refine your approach. This episode will help you get clear on what you want to be known for, attract the right clients, and confidently grow your business in 2025.
Let's connect on Instagram!
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