Unlocking Loyalty: 5 Tips for Barbers to Build a Strong Clientele
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2023
- Welcome to our CZcams video on "Unlocking Loyalty: 5 Essential Tips for Barbers to Build a Strong Clientèle". In this informative guide, we'll share essential strategies and tactics to help barbers establish and strengthen their relationships with clients, ultimately fostering loyalty within their business.
As a barber, understanding the significance of client loyalty is paramount to your success. By implementing the expert tips and advice we provide in this video, you'll be able to create a memorable experience for your clients, ensuring they keep coming back for more.
Tip number 1: Provide excellent customer service
Your clients should feel valued and comfortable from the moment they step into your barbershop. Greet them, smile, shake their hands and listen attentively to their needs.
Tip 2: Create a Welcoming Atmosphere
Make the atmosphere pleasant and inviting. This will relax your clients causing them to feel comfortable and wanting to to come back! Pay attention to details like cleanliness, ambiance, as well as friendly interactions. By creating a positive environment, you'll leave a lasting impression on your clients, encouraging them to become loyal advocates for you and your services.
Tip 3: Master the Art of Communication
Effective communication is the backbone of any successful barber-client relationship. Learn how to actively listen, understand your clients' preferences, and provide personalized suggestions. By delivering exceptional customer service through clear communication, you'll build trust and loyalty.
You are only 2 more tips away from being able to build the clientele you you want. If you’ve found any value in this video so far go ahead and smash the like button and subscribe for more content like this. Also if you don’t want to quit cutting hair this year then stick around because you don’t want to miss the bonus tip that’s going to set you apart from the pack.
Tip 4: Consistency is Key
Consistency is not only important in the quality of your work but also in your overall service. Strive to provide a consistent experience to every client, ensuring they receive the same level of professionalism and attention during each visit. Consistency builds trust, increases customer satisfaction, and fosters loyalty.
Tip 5: Build personal connections
Take the time to get to know your clients beyond their haircuts. Remember their names, ask about their families, and show genuine interest in their lives. Where do they work? How do they feel about their job? What did they want to become before they got into that field and what’s stopping them from doing that thing or if they are doing it do you still enjoy it?Building personal connections will make them feel special and create a strong bond between you and your clients.
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Did I miss anything? What do you guys do to retain clientele?
🔥🔥🔥🔥 You dropped gems in this one. I do these exact things and have noticed a huge difference in retaining clients and tips as well. I've even taken a few of the owners clients because of my attention to detail, going above and beyond and customer service 🤣. I take a lil longer than the other barbers in the shop because I detail my cuts but my work is very different from theirs and I've been in the game for only a year and a half compared to their 20 plus. I've been following you for a minute and gained a lot from you, just keep putting out that 🔥
@@757BadNewz_VAman it’s great to hear that. I know these tips work but many don’t care to use them and wonder why they’ve been cutting for so long and still haven’t built up a strong clientele. Keep getting it in fam. Thanks for watching and following!
Apperense, make sure your hair is always fresh and dress smart
Hit the nail on the head with this one. Every client that comes in thier first time i ask them "aside from a good haircut what do you look for in a shop/service provider/experience?" And they mention alll the things in this video. Myself and the other barbers in my shop pride ourselfs on sanitation/cleanliness, building those relationships and consistency. Anyone can give a cut but there is only one me. Just like you said. Stay blessed fam .
Impressions are made before clients even hit the stage!!! Nailed it bro!!!
I'm really feeling this video bro. This is definitely going to be saved in my top videos.
Thanks wasn’t sure how the community would respond. This is the type of content I want to produce
This needs way more views! 💎 👏🏼 thank you
Thank you fam
Hard to find great barber videos with this perspective and detail. Great role model bro thank you
Thank you brother. It’s enough people teach how to fade but not how to run a your business and conduct yourself
I love it!!!!!!
So glad to hear that
Dat chicken looked good!! 😂😂 Always great too see what you have up your sleeve for barbers! The video was not only knowledgeable but entertaining as well. Awesome service 👏🏾 😎 👍🏾
😂😂😂 the chicken looks though for real. Caliyah said was you hungry when you made this? Lol thanks for watching hoping it was engaging all the way through.
Hey Bro, I love the videos and content that you put on your CZcams channel. Have a blessed trip and marriage renewal as well! I know that you always keep your cuts crisp and nice for your clients. Love from the Briggs. 😌🙏🏾
Thank you my guy I appreciate it wish you could come through
I appreciate that!
I love it! Wonderful job. My son and grandson
Awesome! Thank you!
All TIPS & advice you provide is on point & correct bro!! #anotherFIREvid
Thank you brotha!
What a good video! 🔥
Thank you tried something different from the normal barber content. Glad you liked it!
You are 💯
Funny i started at supercuts too!
Man this video has major keys wow
You did your thing on this edit!!! 👀👀👀 I’m looking for more
Thanks fam. Definitely more to come.
These tips are key 🗝️, highly appreciated thanks CMR De San Diego
Thanks for watching Issac💪🏾
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my guy💪🏾
Wanted to do something differently with my channel! What you think about this style of video?
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@8:32 gave the 🔑 to why clients would cheat on their partner with their barber😮😂
Definitely a great video! 🔥
😂😂😂 facts thank you for watching fam
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Thank you for watching Audacity! Hope you enjoyed it
Yo I’m a new barber going into my second year as a barber I feel like a lot of walk ins don’t even really care or respect barbers I mean there a “walk in” for a reason they don’t care about appointments they just wanna walk in on there own time I feel like the best clients to have already have a barber they’d been going too for years it’s hard to stand out
Same here
It’s all about your perspective. I’ve met plenty of people that were just walk ins but after coming to me a few times and even still going to anyone else in the shop, they began to see there was a difference and decided to stick with me. But there are some who just prefer to walk in because they can’t make appointments based on their schedule and that completely fine. When they walk in they may prefer you but if you are busy for a haircut or two they’ll just go with someone else which is fine as well. Just know that if they could they would and given the opportunity they’d go to you always. I have clients who come to me only for big events in their lives because my prices are high and they love what I do but it’s just not in their budget so they go cheap until they have to look their best and I have no problem with that either. I let them know I there when ever they can come and we’ll kick it like they never left. Leaving that door open does wonders for you because when things change they come to you full time. Its seeds that you are planting that often grow into being a client of yours but not all plants are the same. If that makes sense 😂 hope that helps
Supercuts for sure out of all places taught me how to do layers I could not get it at great clips now I am upgraded to a 1099 and I do feel like it’s your own business. I would never want my own business. I did start a sola and it was exhausting. I rather have someone else do all that.
Yes supercuts was a hidden gem for me glad to hear that you can relate!
So I’m in Michigan again and we have hair mechanics and they told me the trick is to put in their notes details about them so when they come back in, I can read it on the paper without them knowing and that will help if you have a hard time remembering stuff like me because weed is legal here 😂
LOL time to leave the weed alone! Thats definitely a great trick and its something Ive recommended in the past as well. E=Whatever it takes to get the Job done! Thanks for watching my guy
Yooo Deadstock! Been following you for a bit and your content is 🔥🔥
I just got my license and wanted to know your thoughts on working at a franchise/chain salon ? And if it was worth it for you - let me know🙏 stay blessed
Most definitely! Sorry for missing your message. It was super help for me because it gave me an opportunity to practice my week points. Its not needed really as much as it was when I was coming up in the game with the advent of youtube barbering but it will still help. Thanks for the follow as well as updating me on your success Congrats on completion!
My issue is the next one, I know how create clients quick,create bonds with them and everything like that ,but this is my issues after few years working in the shop my last two barber shop owner got fired me, and all the clients I got they stayed in the barbershop, because barbershop rules I wasn’t permitted to take the clients phone number
I’d try getting them on your social media accounts that way you have some connection and capability to connect with them.
Hey Im looking for a little barber wisdom. Almost all new barbers fresh out a school are normally young but me at 55 Im thinking about going to barber school. As a multi shop owner what is your opinion on that. Im reaching out to others trying to get a feel for the culture and newby old man barber. So anything you care to share will be gratlly appreciated. But no pressure
I’m in barber school right now, and I got a dude in my class that’s around the same age as you. He’s dope af to cut with, just remember that you’re here for YOU, not your classmates. Build your craft and don’t look back. I’m 30 with 2 kids and 2 weeks in barber school, and now taking walk-ins
Man I can honestly say you have made one of the best decisions of your life. It’s tough to pivot and go a new direction but your consistency is what will reward you. I think being older is a benefit. Most people will assume you’ve been licensed forever 😂. I like to use what people think are weaknesses as strengths. It’s like if I were going to work at a white shop. I already have all eyes on me because I stand out. Blending in can be a bad thing when you want to standout. The new person already has eyes on them because people want to know can they cut or not. If I’m walking into a shop and I’m the oldest person there that’s me standing out. Not to mention the amount of older gentleman that prefer older barbers because of relatability as well as the assumption that you take your career seriously. You won’t come in late or leave early because it’s slow. You won’t come in smelling like weed or taking phone calls in the middle of the cut. When they come in you won’t be trying to finish up your madden tournament on the video game and the likelihood of you being vulgar or playing crazy music is really low. You have a golden opportunity to take over any shop and be seen as the OG that shows these young guys all you have learned working for other companies but now applying that professionalism for yourself. Kill it bro. You got this. Sorry for the late response by the way
Amen my guy!
Dope name by the way 😂
This is more on how to keep em long term
what you do to get them is what it takes to keep them!
Not raising your price 5 bucks every other month is also a nice way to build clientele.
This was mad dope!!! Everything about this video was excellent and well thought out 🔥🔥🔥🔥✊🏾✊🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 keep pushing and educating bro
Thank you fam. Definitely enjoyed making this.