How to get started as a salon suite renter (and make a business plan)
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- čas přidán 15. 02. 2021
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In this video interview, Nina Tulio (beauty biz consultant extraordinaire) gets into all the stuff you need to know to make it on your own, as a profitable, stress-free suite renter or booth renter.
Do you know what % your revenue should be going towards rent? Do you know how to price your services when you first start out? How to tell when you’re actually ready to leave your salon?
Nina answers all those questions and more, plus some serious numbers to look for and pay attention to, and shares how to make a solid business plan.
If you’re looking at going out on your own this year, or you’re a suite renter who wants to stop struggling and start thriving, you won’t want to miss this.
To read this as a blog post: www.sunnystorm.marketing/blog/getting-started-salon-suite-renter
To connect with Nina on Instagram: / ninatulio
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I’ve been doing hair for 15 years and after working for others for so long this is my next goal and journey to have my own salon suite
Yay!! That's so exciting! Happy for you 😊
I'm so glad I came across your videos! There's a lot of solid information 👌 Thank you for sharing.
Nina is amazing and I'm so lucky I got to interview her! Thank you for watching Carla! 💕
That was so helpful. Nice to have a guest that knows her stuff! ♥️
Nina is amazing! Glad it was helpful for you Ginger!
Thanks so much!!! Appreciate!!! Absolutely love ❤️
So happy you liked the video, thank you Daisy!
Thank you so much. I was about to make so many mistakes. This truly but things in perspective for me. I would love to meet one on one to use your services. This is awesome!!!
This VIDEO ALONE was so thorough!!!!
Nina is such a gem! 💎 Thank you for watching Eboni!
Great video my friend!!
Thank you! So happy you liked it! :)
Thank you for this information.
Aw you are so welcome Tess! Best of luck on your journey as a suite renter!!
Very good and informative video. I am building my first Salon Suite rentals now. I will have 27 suites in about 5,600 Sq. Ft space with rentable 3,200 sq. ft. I am little puzzled about installing washbowls in Every Suite or not. What should be a good mix of tenants between stylists, eye lashes, laser hair removal, massage and barbers?
Hey Roger! This would be a great question to ask Nina on Instagram! Here's her account: instagram.com/ninatulio
@@stephaniemitchellbeautypro construction is well on it way and we are installing plumbing points in every room. Just incase we need to install a wash bowl on a later date
Gained a lot from this!
Nina is AMAZING! So glad her tips were helpful for you!
❤ I am a salon owner and am always trying to stay up on everything and think there is always more to learn! I want to say this was awesome she was so right on about everything and I picked up a few new gems as well. Even went and followed her on instagram!
Does Nina have a book?
Hi Jamie! Nina does not have a book. You can check out here Instagram here: instagram.com/ninatulio/
It takes at least 100,000 dollars to open up a salon suite it’ll take the average person at least 6 years to save that. That’s insane. You’d be forever trying to launch a business.
I don’t agreee. Cost me $7k with highend furnishings and deposit. Many suite franchises offer a shampoo bowl and chair. I bought all of it plus mirror and some nice custom cabinets. 100k?? Maybe a huge retail location with multiple chairs.
Um no lol… salon suites rent by the week and are typically $1000 a week. Do some more research love
@@9roselove9 What city are you in?
What? I’m moving to a salon suite it’s $205 a week. And then furniture it comes with a chair and shampoo bowl all of that
She was knowledgeable but seemed very negative.
Oh really? I didn't find her negative at all, but it could be that Nina just tries to temper excitement with realism so you've got a clear picture of what it takes to go out on your own. Totally do-able! Thanks for watching, Cathy!
I was hoping that someone said this in the comments. Very discouraging and not as complicated as she’s making it.