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Most nail salon business plans include elements standard to any business plan, including an executive summary and analyses of competitors an

A multi-location medspa might look like one consistent brand on the surface. But behind the scenes, each locale may be running on its own sy

Opening your own medical spa involves making decisions on every last detail, from the logo and treatment menu to hiring protocols and daily

A strategic salon service menu guides clients toward the right service, answers their questions before they ask, and makes an add-on feel li

A great team can always fix a bad haircut, but no one can resell yesterday’s open time slot. An empty chair is lost revenue, but an effectiv

How Salon Credit Card Processing Works Your salon’s POS payment processing system needs to move funds efficiently from a client’s card to th

Two clients book the same time slot, but only one stylist is available. Suddenly your salon has a double-booking scheduling problem that thr

Spa email marketing often begins and ends with an occasional newsletter blast to your email list. That means your newest clients and most st

Ownership, licensing, and compliance tips for a profitable medical aesthetic business. Opening a medical spa blends healthcare with beauty

How To Open a Medical Spa: Your Guide for a Successful Launch TL;DR — How To Open a Medspa Want to know how to open a medical spa? There are

A busy Saturday afternoon can feel like business is booming. But when new business depends mostly on foot traffic and word of mouth, those S

A single malpractice claim can be costly for a medical spa, with expenses often as high as six or seven figures. While most medspa owners kn

When a potential patient searches for “medspa near me,” your practice battles for attention against everyone from dermatologists to day spas

Mindbody’s software platform keeps appointments lined up and payments moving, giving salons and medspas a reliable starting point for runnin

The best booking sites for hairstylists adapt as their businesses grow and evolve. What supports a small team that’s just getting started ma

Do Medspas Use HIPAA-Compliant Software? What Owners Need to Know Medspas may feel more like self-care than healthcare, but HIPAA doesn’t dr

Find out which kind of haircare specialist is right for your next cut. Maybe you’re long overdue for a trim, or maybe you’re looking for a n

An aesthetician and an esthetician both work in skincare, but the scope of what they can do is different. An esthetician focuses on cosmetic

TL;DR U.S. market size (hair salons): ~$63.4B (2026). IBISWorld Hair & nail combined (U.S.): ~$90.4B (2024); ~$95.3B (2026). IBISWorld Busi

Multi-million dollar salons, spas, and medspas still make decisions based on gut feeling and five open tabs. Boulevard's new reporting hub i

Disconnected systems can keep your operations working even if they don’t work well. Workflows like booking and inventory may run just fine o

Medspa providers devote significant time after every appointment completing documentation, pulling them away from patient care and other wor

Appointment reminders are easy to treat like routine administrative work, but the quality of the message carries significant revenue impact.

Many businesses dedicate enormous budgets to attract clients interested in high-value purchases. Medspas often already have them. The challe