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So What's The Difference Between Salon Advertising & Marketing?

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So What's The Difference Between Salon Advertising & Marketing?

Marketing & Advertising: Two crucial aspects to the success of any business in any industry. But it is amazing how many entrepreneurs and salon owners actually get these two terms mixed up.

So on today’s episode of the Salon Growth Series, we are going to investigate what the difference really is between Salon Marketing & Salon Advertising.

Salon Advertising Versus Salon Marketing

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So there you have it. As you can see, it really is easy to get these two terms mixed up. But it is essential to your salon’s success that you ensure that you have a competent, comprehensive salon marketing strategy AND a fully realised salon advertising plan.

Why is this important?

If you put together a salon advertising plan without the time and effort dedicated to your marketing strategy, then your campaign will not have the focus or the necessary targeting required to reach the correct audience.

On the other hand, say you build a respectable, healthy brand and learn valuable information about the most suitable clientele for your salon, but don’t actually spend time developing a proper advertising plan. Then all those potential clients may never actually hear about what your salon has to offer at all.

It may sound simple now, but it is very surprising just how many businesses make one of these common errors.

Thanks for watching. And if there is any area that you would like us to explore in a future episode, we’d love to hear it.

Oh and if you’re looking to really explore some new avenues for your salon marketing, check out episode 2 of the Salon Growth Series right here

Chris Brennan is our Social Media & Content Marketing Executive at Phorest Salon Software. For any and all help in this area, why not drop him a quick email at marketing@phorest.com. Let’s Grow!

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