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Q & A: Number of Clients

Thanks for the info. I am looking to open my salon in a few months and wanted to know: On average, how many clients do you get a day?
JC
 
We get around 25 clients a day. We average about 30-plus transactions, but some of those are walk-in retail tickets only. — Robbie, ROB|B: An OPI Concept Salon, Studio City, Calif.
 
I see an average of five people a day, with one or two of them being for multiple services, such as fills and a pedi or a pedi and a haircut, etc. — Marie, All Polished Up!, Dallas, Ore.
 
I see anywhere from two to seven clients a day and work 3.5 days a week right now. — Candice, Panache Nail Studio, Marysville, Wash.
 
We have on average about 30 clients daily. — Michelle, Talons Nail Evolution, Victoria, B.C., Canada
Print | posted on Friday, September 24, 2010 3:06 PM

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 re: Q & A: Number of Clients

Gravatar left by jlo at 9/27/2010 11:45 PM
When i first opened 12 yrs ago i was open 6 days a week, now im there 4 or 5 days a week and have longer days but have more days for my family, i average 5 to 9 customers a day (solo nail tech) and most of my customers get multi-services nails/pedi or usually always some kind of nail art

 re: Q & A: Number of Clients

Gravatar left by dami at 8/28/2012 11:05 PM
Hi guys I'm looking to open a nail bar in my home country nigeria and I'm doing a lot of research at the moment while it's fun (the creative side) I'm having a few challenges already. I really need two experienced nail techs to help me train my potential employees back in nigeria and the plumping situation back home isn't the greatest and would cost a fortunate to remodel now my question is is there anywhere to still have a chic nail bar without the proper pedicure chairs could i work with pedicure bowls at first? I really need your advice and help. thank you

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