Spread Your Social Influence Online
September 1st, 2010 • Posted by Spa Kat • Permalink
I can honestly say that it has been months, perhaps a year since I have forwarded an email. I just don’t share that way anymore. According to TechCrunch, I am just following the herd because sharing online via email is going down fast, approximately 7% since the beginning of the year. In stark contrast, social media and in particular Facebook has ramped up its sharing with startling speed. Twitter and Facebook are now responsible for 57% of all shared links. Why? It is just so easy and frankly it is more fun to share that way.
A recent TechCrunch article lays out this share shifting phenomenon in simple pie graph glory, thanks to great data from a new start up called ShareThis. They also point out very astutely that just because someone shares across their social graph doesn’t mean it always gets clicked on, we see that anecdotally every day. Social reach is that magic nugget and 44% of the shared social links are clicked on.
Also check out some of the new social vocabulary that is sprouting up including, but not limited to share velocity, social engagement and social reach index. As long as someone else is performing that statistical analysis I will fascinated by the results and the new insight it will glean.
Right now spas are very effective communicating with customers via email but to actually spread your social influence and extend your reach, Facebook and Twitter are the natural complement. At SpaBoom we believe in a comprehensive online approach to social sharing that integrates fresh content, email, events and automated posts to Facebook and Twitter.
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Labor Day Hours
August 30th, 2010 • Posted by Dena Fuentes • Permalink
As summer comes to a close, it's time to rally 'round the grill and ice down the beverages for one last hoorah with family and friends!
SpaBoom will be closed on Labor Day, Monday, September 6th, so that we may celebrate our hard work this year. We sincerely hope you are doing the same.
We will return to normal business hours on Tuesday, September 7th, starting at 6:00am MDT.
Have a safe and happy holiday!
Your SpaBoom Team
Is it time to go back to paper gift certificates at retail?
August 26th, 2010 • Posted by Bill Bice • Permalink
Selling gift cards under the new Federal CARD Act includes a very interesting carve out: paper gift certificates that are only sold at retail are exempt from the new law.
If I was running a small spa in a state with less restrictive expiration date requirements than the new federal law, I'd have to seriously think about it. If it would reduce sales because of longer transaction times, I wouldn't do it. Otherwise, those little plastic cards would a find a new home in the trash can.
Here's a quick summary of the National Conference of State Legislatures information on state-by-state expiration date requirements:
| States | Expiration |
| California, Connecticut, Florida, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, Oregon, Rhode Island, Washington |
No expiration allowed |
| Massachusetts | 7 years |
| Louisiana | Greater than 5 years |
| Illinois, Kansas, Michigan, New Mexico, Ohio | 5 years |
| Maryland | Greater than 4 years |
| North Dakota | Greater than 6 years |
| Vermont | 3 years |
| Arkansas, Hawaii, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Tennesee | 2 years |
| South Carolina, Kentucky | 1 year |
| Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Washington D.C. |
No requirement |
If you're not ready to go back to paper, there's another interesting carve out for gift certificates that are for services. Once again, federal law no longer applies. SpaBoom now features additional expiration date settings in order to take advantage of this exemption for your Instant Gift Certificates.
You could also promote gift cards at retail for a service instead of a dollar amount. The exemption only applies when there is no dollar value on the gift card, so you need different gift cards created for different services.
Or, you can use SpaBoom to create Instant Gift Certificates for services, and print them out. There is no commission charged on Instant Gift Certificates sold at retail.
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Demystifying the New Gift Law & What is Your Marketing Campaign Doing For You? – Free Webinars
August 25th, 2010 • Posted by Spa Kat • Permalink
How the New Gift Law Affects Your Spa
The new Credit CARD Act took effect on August 22nd, 2010, changing the rules (radically, in some states) for gift card and certificate sales in the United States. Despite what you may have heard, it has a profound effect on small businesses who sell gift cards or gift certificates. We'll show you how to navigate the new law and what you can do to protect your business.
Join Seth Gardenswartz at SpaBoom and Amy L. Pierce at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, LLP as they demystify the new rules.
Reserve your Webinar Seat NOW!
This webinar is Free. Space is limited.
Title: How the New Gift Law Affects Your Spa
Date: Wednesday, September 1st, 2010
Time: 1:00 PM — 2:00 PM EDT
What is Your Marketing Campaign Doing for You?
Marketing campaigns are all over the place these days. Everyone is searching for the magic message to create business in this economy. Do you have a plan to effectively market your spa/salon for the upcoming holiday season?
Join Janell on September 8th as she explores ways to maximize the relationships you have built with your existing clients and reach new potential clients by developing your most successful online marketing campaign for the holiday season now.
Reserve your Webinar Seat NOW!
This webinar is Free. Space is limited.
Title: What is Your Marketing Campaign Doing for You?
Date: Wednesday, September 8th, 2010
Time: 1:00 PM — 2:00 PM EDT
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Groupon: Only 22% repeat business
August 25th, 2010 • Posted by Bill Bice • Permalink
Groupon's own research says that only 22% of Grouponites turn into a repeat customer. From the Wall Street Journal:
Despite this, Groupon says they have a long line out the door:
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(UPDATED) Billion Dollar Online Day: Webinar Slideshow and Video
August 24th, 2010 • Posted by Andrea Feucht • Permalink
UPDATE: For you Social Media enthusiasts, we FINALLY have our Social Media Revealed Webinar available for viewing!
Thank you so much for attending our webinar yesterday. If you would like to revisit anything we covered, feel free to view the video below or download the presentation.
If you did NOT attend, you will find great information about preparing online for this holiday season and how it can help you win the revenue game. You'll see actionable tools to maximize holiday sales, and prepare for the holiday rush so you can be in the best position to help your business.
Download and follow along with our presentation [PDF] 
Don't miss this opportunity to take advantage of SpaBoom's Online Marketing Suite at special pricing. Use or mention the referral code "yglab." The offers expire 8/27/10 so call or email us today!
Presenters are Seth Gardenswartz, VP Business Development, SpaBoom and Brigette Lemos-Norman, Social Media Manager and Program Developer, YG Laboratories.
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The New Gift Card Law — How it Affects Your Spa
August 23rd, 2010 • Posted by Andrea Feucht • Permalink
How the new rules for gift card sales affect you
The new Credit CARD Act took effect on August 22nd, 2010, changing the rules (radically, in some states) for gift card and certificate sales in the United States. Despite what you may have heard it will have a profound effect on most small businesses who sell gift cards or gift certificates. Therefore, there are things you need to know and to to comply with the applicable law.
We have taken much of the guesswork out by modifying the default expiration dates of new Instant Gift Certificate sales in your SpaBoom account. The new Federal minimum for dollar amount expiry is 5 years, unless your state's law specifies a longer period. Discounted and promotional GCs follow some different rules, so we have taken that into consideration as well.
Here's how your settings have changed (you can check these in your GC Types list in Setup):

- Dollar amount GCs default to either 5 years or your state's minimum if it is more than 5 years
- Named Service GCs, Free GCs, and Discounted GCs default to 12 months.
- An additional setting, called Funds for Service GCs, is also defaulted to 12 months.What this means is that you can sell a gift certificate for a facial worth $30 today, but that price could go up in the future. You can leave your Named Service GC expiration at one year, but set Funds for Service GCs to 3 years, allowing the recipient to redeem the GC for the facial for the first year, or for $30 worth of services for two more years after that. Pretty neat — you have much less chance of losing a potential client, nor do you have to take a loss on the value of a service.
Questions? We've studied and analyzed this for you (and have wrote a complete explanation of how the CARD Act affects gift card sales) but keep in mind we cannot serve as your lawyer. Give us a call if you have questions.
• 2 Comments • Posted in Spa Business Management, Spa Gift Certificates, Tutorials
Facebook Places is the Place to Be
August 20th, 2010 • Posted by Andrea Feucht • Permalink
Have you seen a Facebook post or a Tweet where a friend says, "Hey, I've checked in at Tony's Pizza!"? Perhaps you use these services yourself to make notes about travel or just share the things you love to do with your social circle.
Just yesterday Facebook launched into the location-friendly world with Facebook Places. We'll save you some time (though their full FAQ is worth reading) and show you how to use Places – and why you should.
Facebook users can only "check in" at your business using their mobile phone once Facebook has a Place page for you, so let's get started!
(Do step "0″ first and make sure Facebook knows about you!)
- Create your Facebook Page. If you haven't already created a Page for your business – there is no time like the present, and we have lots of reasons why it's a great idea!
- Create your Place. If someone has not already added your business, you can do so by using the "check in" button on your Facebook iPhone app (or at http://touch.facebook.com), then click on "Add" to get started.
- Check In! Go ahead and check in and start the ball rolling on your visibility. Encourage your iPhone-wielding clients to do the same, and in short order your Place could have a greatly increased online presence for your city.
- Formally Claim your Place. Once your Place is listed, you can claim it to have access to it's information like address and other details. Just search for your business name in Facebook and once you see the Place listing, look near the bottom for the "Is this your business?" link and click away to claim your Place. You'll need to verify using a business license or other form of electronic legal document, but once you have the file, uploading it is quick and easy.
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Get Ready for a Billion Dollar Online Day — FREE Webinar
August 19th, 2010 • Posted by Spa Kat • Permalink
Spas and salons that are most prepared online this holiday will win the revenue game.
Join us for a webinar on Monday, August 23rd that is designed to give you actionable tools to maximize holiday sales. Online synergy and success demands that your website, social media and email marketing work smarter 24/7. Learn to streamline online traffic and prepare for the holiday rush so you can be in the best position to help your business.
Presenters are Seth Gardenswartz, VP Business Development, SpaBoom and Brigette Lemos-Norman, Social Media Manager and Program Developer, YG Laboratories.
Space is limited.
Reserve your Webinar Seat NOW!
This webinar is Free. Space is limited so reserve your seat today!
Title: Get Ready for a Billion Dollar Online Day — Free Webinar
Date: Monday, August 23rd, 2010
Time: 1:00 PM — 2:00 PM EDT
PC-based attendees, Windows® 7, Vista, XP, 2003 Server or 2000
Macintosh®-based attendees, Mac OS® X 10.4.11 (Tiger®) or newer
• 2 Comments • Posted in Creating Customers, General, Social Media, Spa Gift Certificates, Spa Marketing, Spa Product Sales
Monetizing Social Media for Spas
August 18th, 2010 • Posted by Spa Kat • Permalink
Everyone, including your clients, is involved in monetizing social media for your business. A big picture look can reveal the path to increasing revenue via social media, but it takes microscopic analysis of each interaction with intent to truly take advantage of the revenue potential.
Spas listen and engage with their clients every day. That intimate one-on-one experience, where the client is center means servicing them based on their individual needs in a given moment. Great relationships are built on conversations, which creates the possibility for amazing connections long-term. Understanding the value of these connections and managing the relationships can take on added strength when extend online using social media. Every interaction that occurs with clients fits along a social continuum and if they are managed with intent, they can be monetized to increase revenue and strengthen your spa brand.
For instance, your website is an extension of your spa or salon and reflects the unique differences that set you apart from the competition. It is a place to engage, connect and hopefully make your clients lives easier by allowing them to book appointments online, learn about the latest treatments and in-spa promotional offers and to purchase an Instant Gift Certificate for someone special.
Giving clients easy access to Facebook and Twitter from your website allows them to be part of your community and creates the opportunity for social referrals. Events and in-spa promotions that are disseminated via social media have the possibility of traveling to new social networks. This creates the opportunity for new clients, increased revenue and widening connections.
Take a look at the social piece of your spa business. Each component, from the front desk, therapist and product purchases to your spa website, email campaigns, events and social outreach on Facebook and Twitter plays a part in monetizing social for your spa.
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Skin Bliss Beauty of Health Day Spa
August 13th, 2010 • Posted by Spa Kat • Permalink
Skin Bliss Beauty of Health Day Spa, is an intimate and relaxing retreat in the heart of Albuquerque’s historic Old Town. Set in a beautiful adobe building, the space immediately settles the mind, blending old and new; it is a perfect setting for creative hair styling and innovative facials and body treatments. It is a place where clients can unwind, relax and enjoy the unique spa environment.
Skin Bliss has launched their new website using SpaBoom's integrated online marketing platform with fully integrated online marketing capability that generates revenue instantly. The spa’s new website includes easy management of their website content and graphics, email marketing, social media, SEO, online menus, branded Instant Gift Certificates, and special events, all within a single login.
The new Skin Bliss website blends the unique qualities of historic location and modern mindset, a design that appeals to the eye and motivates online consumers to take a longer look. They strive to provide spa services that can be tailored to each client’s specific needs and requests. Skin Bliss offers a wide range of services including facials, massage, body treatments, waxing, hair styling, nail treatments and spray tans.
The Skin Bliss website is now integrated, to streamline their entire marketing process. It means the day spa can put more focus and attention on their clients and running the spa. The new website also empowers online visitors with valuable, relevant information about the spa and previews the exceptional experience Skin Bliss offers to clients.
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Find Your Unique Selling Proposition
August 12th, 2010 • Posted by Spa Kat • Permalink
Building integrated, comprehensive websites for spas is a cornerstone of SpaBoom's business. Without fail, successful spas consistently use their websites to communicate their point of difference, why they stand out in the marketplace. These spas understand that having the best facility, employees and customer service philosophy isn’t enough; they must clearly communicate why they do things differently and why that is important.
In Corbett Barr’s Think Traffic blog post, The Ultimate Guide to Finding Your Unique Selling Proposition, he brilliantly communicates just how you can change the game in your favor by harnessing the power of a unique selling proposition (USP). His recommendations are actionable and informative. I encourage you to read his entire blog post and discover its insight.
What is Unique Selling Proposition?
I like to think of your overall USP as your reason for being. Think about it from your customer’s point of view. With tens or hundreds of potential options out there, you have to answer the question, “why should I buy from you?” Or, “why should I read your blog, when there are millions of other blogs I could be reading?
–Corbett Barr
It is Not About Being the Best:
When you’re small, it’s hard to compete on product or content quality alone. You need to change the conversation. Instead of screaming “hey, look at me, I have great stuff too,” you want to confidently say, “hey, I’m all about X, we do things differently. If you’re into X, we’re the only place you can get it.”
–Corbett Bar
Promotion is only a Small Part of Marketing:
Building a high-traffic website or successful business starts with your point of view. It begins with your thesis, how do you see the world, how you care for and help your customers, and extends through to your content, products, customer interactions and then finally to your promotion. –Corbett Barr
• 2 Comments • Posted in Creating Customers, General, Spa Business Management, Spa Marketing, Spa Website Design
Social Media Crash Course — A Free Webinar to Ignite Sales
August 6th, 2010 • Posted by Spa Kat • Permalink
Don’t let the social media wave pass you by!
Join us for a webinar on August 11th. In one hour, Neil Ducoff of Strategies will join Seth Gardenswartz of SpaBoom and teach you how to leverage the most powerful force in media to drive more business into your salon or spa.
We will demystify the social media phenomenon, outline a straightforward strategy for using Facebook and Twitter, while highlighting powerful tips and common mistakes you can easily avoid. This webinar will help you spread your online influence quickly with fresh and timely advice you won’t find anywhere else.
This webinar is Free. Space is limited so reserve your seat today!
Click to Reserve your Webinar Seat NOW!
Space is limited.
Title: Social Media Crash Course – A Free Webinar to Ignite Sales
Date: Wednesday, August 11th, 2010
Time: 1:00 pm — 2:00 pm EDT
• 2 Comments • Posted in Creating Customers, General, Social Media, Spa Marketing, Spa Product Sales, Spa Technology, SpaBoom Webinars, Strategies
Gi Gi’s Elite Spa
August 4th, 2010 • Posted by Spa Kat • Permalink
GiGi’s Elite Spa is a serene and tranquil retreat in Chicago, Illinois. The spa has launched their new website packed with SpaBoom’s fully integrated online marketing capability including easy management of their website content and graphics, online booking, email marketing, social media, SEO, online menus, branded Instant Gift Certificates, and special events, all within a single login.
There is a warmth to Gi Gi's Elite Spa; it serves as a place to reconnect mind, body and spirit. Clients come to relax, meditate, find peace and receive nothing shy of pure pampering. There is a focus on tailoring each client’s treatments to meet their specific needs, to revitalize their mind using the best natural products from GiGi’s own Creations product line.
Owner Gloria Gholston has her own product line made exclusively for her day spa clients. Gloria knows her customers. “Today customers are on a quest to have healthier and softer skin, so I created products equipped with the finest natural ingredients like Emu Oil, Aloe Butter, Olive Oil, Grape Seed, Shea Butter and Vitamin E. It nourishes the skin and the chamomile, sandalwood and lavender scents provide aromatherapy for the soul,” says Gloria.
Because the spa website is now fully integrated, it has streamlined the entire marketing process, which means Gloria can put even more focus and attention on clients, developing her product line and running her business.
Gloria’s serene day spa offers a cozy, comfortable and holistic environment with three elegant treatment rooms, one meditation area and a party room for special occasions. Her staff of trained estheticians and therapists prides themselves on providing the ultimate spa experience for each client. The spa offers a wide range of services including facials, massage therapy, body treatments, waxing, manicures and pedicures and a variety of special packages.
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Automatically Give a Reminder to Get More Reviews
August 2nd, 2010 • Posted by Andrea Feucht • Permalink
Earlier this summer we mentioned a new feature we've been working on to let your clients get a little nudge when they have recently bought an Instant Gift Certificate or used SpaBoom to request an appointment and haven't yet left a review.
We call it "Review Reminders" and it works like this:
- If your client has not submitted a review in the last year, and they've requested an appointment OR redeemed a gift certificate in the last 3 days, we will send them a quick little email to see if they'd like to submit a review.
- We will NOT send them a "Request Review" email if they've received one in the last three months.
The setting is in the Marketing Tab, under Marketing Settings, and we'll be turning it on August 9th — no need to do anything to enable the reminders.

• Comment • Posted in Spa Gift Certificates, Spa Marketing, SpaBoom New Features
Gain the Competitive Edge Over Massage Envy
July 30th, 2010 • Posted by Spa Kat • Permalink
SpaBoom received great feedback from our last webinar, How To Compete with Massage Envy, some participants wanted examples of how they can use online marketing tools to gain a local competitive edge over large spa concepts like Massage Envy. I just happen to have a personal example.
Joie De Vivre is a company that operates 33 boutique hotels in California. In a recent TechCrunch article they outline how they have used social media very successfully to compete with larger hotels.
Every Tuesday, Joie De Vivre’s Twitter account will Tweet an exclusive deal to its nearly 10,000 followers. Followers have only hours to book the steeply discounted room rate. For example, this past Tuesday, it offered $79 rooms at the group’s Galleria Park Hotel in San Francisco in November and December. The company also operates similar deals for its 5,000-plus Facebook fans on Fridays. –Lena Rao
I am just back from holiday; I stayed at Shorebreak Hotel, a Joie De Vivre hotel in Huntington Beach, California. I checked their Facebook and Twitter accounts every day leading up to my trip. I found relevant information about what was happening in town and at Shorebreak Hotel and obsessively checked for the deals to post on Tuesday and Friday. My family had a fantastic stay and I let the hotel know via Facebook when I returned. The entire family loves Joie de Vivre, we will stay at one of their hotels in California next summer.
This is exactly why SpaBoom has created a powerful, integrated online marketing platform for spas that allows them to enter an event on their website and have it automatically post to their Facebook and Twitter accounts. It works, it encourages your clients to LIKE your spa via social media and take the step to get your posts regularly.
With SpaBoom's online marketing suite, a spa menu is updated, website content is added, special events are activated, email campaigns are created, Facebook and Twitter messages are generated all from a single login. It can handle a spas important online marketing functions simply, saving considerable time and effort for their business.
Just as clients leave your spa, after experiencing a fantastic set of treatments, let them know you offer deals every week on Facebook and Twitter. I guarantee it is the fastest and best way to build your community of avid followers. I am still dreaming of the sun, surf and fun I had at Shorebreak Hotel, I'll check out their weekly deals and consider a tempting opportunity for a quick dash to California and catch the wave.
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Scheduled downtime midnight Saturday
July 29th, 2010 • Posted by Benjamin Morin • Permalink
Maintenance at SpaBoom's data center is scheduled for midnight, 12:00 a.m. EDT on Saturday, July 31, 2010 to finalize power distribution and redundancy systems upgrades that were started last November. Anticipated downtime is 4 hours or less.
SpaBoom will be keeping vigil during the downtime to bring our services back online as soon as power is restored.
If you have any questions or concerns, please send us an or give us a call at 800.940.0458.
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Estrellas Moroccan Spa
July 29th, 2010 • Posted by Spa Kat • Permalink
Estrellas Moroccan Spa is a luxury day spa in the heart of historic downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico. The beautiful high desert landscape goes hand in hand with this elegant spa, a true oasis of luxury and harmony. The spa has mastered the art of detail; every element is considered, setting a high standard for each individual spa experience from start to finish. Estrellas Moroccan Spa’s fabulous atmosphere is exotic and peaceful, setting the tone for magical spa treatments.
Estrellas Moroccan Spa challenged SpaBoom with building a website that would help their business generate more traffic and deliver more sales. The spa’s old website was difficult to find online, a challenge to navigate and was not generating the traffic the spa intuitively knew they should be getting.
The new Estrellas Moroccan Spa website establishes a heightened presence and it’s online marketing capability will continue to generate more traffic and revenue over time. The spa’s new website includes easy management of their website content and graphics, online booking, email marketing, social media, SEO, online menus, branded Instant Gift Certificates, and special events, all within a single login.
SpaBoom’s events feature allows Estrellas to consistently add new, rich web content that can instantly post to Facebook and Twitter. Each new event the spa regularly adds to the homepage is relevant information for visitors, optimized for search to enhance their search rank and increases the spa’s visibility and sales online. SpaBoom’s booking with confirmations has increased the spa’s appointments and the increased traffic has substantially increased instant gift certificate sales since going live in March.
Because this website is now integrated, it has streamlined the spas entire marketing process, which means they can put even more energy and focus on creating a unique spa experience for their clients. Their passion for the healing work of massage and their tailored approach make them a special destination spa.
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Compete With Massage Envy Webinar: Video & Slideshow
July 29th, 2010 • Posted by Andrea Feucht • Permalink
We enjoyed putting on this Webinar for a record-sized audience, and if you missed out on our great tips and action items for your website's competitive edge, you can still tap into our knowledge — download the presentation notes, or watch the webinar right here to get all of Janell's detailed explanations of each topic.
Download and follow along with our presentation [PDF] 
• 4 Comments • Posted in Creating Customers, Spa Business Management, Spa Marketing, SpaBoom Webinars
Artesia Day Spa and Salon
July 19th, 2010 • Posted by Spa Kat • Permalink
Artesia Day Spa and Salon, a luxurious and relaxing retreat in the heart of San Diego’s historic Gas Lamp District, offers clients the perfect setting to unwind and relax in a beautiful spa environment. “The long-term connection we have with our clients and community are critical to Artesia's success. Our goal is to provide clients with the highest quality service and we accomplish that by having a staff that strives to be their best each day. We want clients to have a great spa experience and keep coming back,” says spa director Brittany Brown.
What is amazing about Artesia Day Spa and Salon is the deep loyalty clients feel for the salon, spa and the staff. Reviews consistently focus on their exceptional service, beautiful location, the quality of the cut and style, and the fact that their devoted clients look forward to their appointment as an opportunity to unwind and enjoy their salon and spa experiences.
Artesia Day Spa and Salon has launched their new website using SpaBooms integrated online marketing platform, it is packed with online marketing capability that generates revenue instantly. The salon and spa’s new website includes easy management of their website content and graphics, online booking, email marketing, social media, SEO, online menus, branded Instant Gift Certificates, and special events, all within a single login.
Because this website is now integrated, it has streamlined their entire marketing process, which means they can put more focus and attention on their clients and running the spa and salon. The new website also empowers online visitors with valuable, relevant information about the spa and previews the exceptional experience Artesia Day Spa and Salon offers to clients. Artesia Day Spa and Salon has an extensive menu of services including hair styling, color, airbrush tanning, massage therapies, facials, body treatments, pedicures and manicures.
Artesia supports many local community events and uses Spaboom’s automatic social media integration to encourage their clients to participate via Facebook and Twitter. “It is their consistent commitment to the local community that make these events a win-win for all, downtown San Diego and their growing set of loyal clients,” says Kelly Stone, Strategic Implementation Specialist at SpaBoom. The new website takes the Artesia Day Spa and Salon to a new level and extends their relationship with customers online.
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