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Angie Monroe: Creating a 5 star experience

In the competitive landscape of beauty and aesthetics, delivering a five-star customer experience is essential for building lasting relationships with clients. We’ve spoken to Angie Monroe, a renowned beauty and aesthetics practitioner from Birmingham. Angie shared invaluable insights on how to foster authentic connections and elevate customer service in the salon environment.

Build Authentic Relationships

Angie emphasises the importance of relationship building. By stripping away the business façade, salon professionals can connect with clients on a human level. This approach involves understanding clients’ needs and preferences, which can be achieved through open conversations and actively seeking feedback. Angie utilises tools like Vagaro’s marketing system to gather client opinions and suggestions, ensuring they feel heard and valued.

The Power of Social Media

In today’s digital age, Angie recognises that social media plays a crucial role in relationship building. By putting her face in front of her business, she creates a sense of familiarity and comfort for clients, especially those who may feel nervous about visiting a new salon. Authenticity is key; clients are more likely to connect with someone who shares their personality and experiences rather than a robotic business persona. Angie’s engaging social media presence not only attracts new clients but also fosters a community where existing clients feel valued and appreciated.

Personalised Communication

Angie’s approach to customer service extends beyond the salon visit. She believes in the importance of following up with clients after treatments, especially for those who may feel anxious about their results. Through personalised text messages and emails, she ensures clients feel supported and cared for, creating a lasting impression that encourages repeat visits.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Team Alignment and Training

To maintain a five-star experience, Angie stresses the need for a cohesive team. She leads by example, fostering an environment where staff members can learn and adapt her customer service ethos. By nurturing a close relationship with her team, she ensures everyone is aligned with the salon’s values and committed to delivering exceptional service.

Overcoming Challenges

Angie acknowledges that running a salon comes with its challenges, including the fear of change. She took a significant risk in relocating her salon, which required stepping out of her comfort zone. However, she encourages new business owners to embrace fear and use it as a motivator for growth. Her journey underscores the importance of resilience and the willingness to adapt in pursuit of success.

What we’ve learnt from Angie

Creating a five-star experience in the salon is about more than just providing services; it’s about building authentic relationships, leveraging social media, and maintaining open lines of communication. Angie Monroe’s insights remind us that a client’s experience begins the moment they walk through the door and continues long after they leave. By prioritising personalised service and fostering a supportive team environment, salon owners can ensure their clients feel valued, leading to loyalty and growth in their business.

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