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Catherine Trebble

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Cheryl Janis

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Melanie Bundock

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Clare Cockell

Pete Scott

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Let’s welcome back our first ever two-time guest this week, the salon industry’s super sought-after social media expert, Catherine Trebble.  If you’re an avid listener… then you’ve probably listened to the 2nd episode of the Beauty Business Podcast already. This episode was over 2 years ago now and since social media has evolved just a bit so I thought it was the right time revisit this hot topic. If you have not listened to the first time we had Catherine on the show, then click here to listen: http://beautybusinesspodcast.com/beauty-salon-owners-social-media-questions-answered-with-catherine-trebble/ If you’re curious to know if social media has changed over the last two years, whether your current social efforts are up to scratch  and how can we make use of social media effectively in the health and beauty industry then look no further and hit play to learn more!   For all the links and info, visit the show notes page: Click here!   Biggest Takeaways from Catherine:  “Email Marketing still wins the day if you do it right.” “Social media is where people get the opportunity to know, like and  trust you. They get to see your expertise.” “Social media and email marketing, they work REALLY well together.” “Facebook has become pay to play.” “Big Three Platforms: Facebook Page, Facebook Group and Instagram.” “To me where I spend most of my effort on social media is within my own Facebook Group and for clients as well, that’s where I encourage them to actually spend their time as well.” “Facebook, the company itself, is actually encouraging communities. It is much more easier in a Facebook group to build a community because that’s its natural use. It’s literally created for communities.” “Posts need to be interactive. This is vital.” “One key thing about groups is to always provide value.”   Episode Highlights: How much has changed with social media in the last two years? (6:00) Today’s Big Three Platforms (9:23) Facebook Page Vs Facebook Group (10:49) Advantages of Having A Facebook Group (12:44) Facebook Changes Affecting Your Reach (13:16) Is a Facebook Page Still Worth It? (15:32) Tips on Facebook Groups (17:35)  How To Get People In The Group (20:06) Asking Questions Before Joining A Facebook Group (20:51) Weekly Themes For Facebook Groups (23:44) Posting on Groups (25:44) Words of Wisdom on Facebook Groups (27:29) Catherine’s Take on Instagram Stories (28:51)   This Episode is brought to you by: This episode of The Beauty Business Podcast was supported by Kabbage.com. Kabbage helps small business owners access simple and flexible funding, up to $250K, right away, without the headaches that come with applying for a traditional loan.  Special Offer for Beauty Business Podcast Listeners from Kabbage.com: Qualify for funding and get a $50 e-gift card – Apply for up to $250,000 of funding through Kabbage, and you’ll get a $50 e-gift card when you qualify (1) . Get Started!   With Kabbage: – Apply securely in minutes – Access a line of credit of up to $250,000  (2)  – Withdraw what you need, when you need it  – Only pay for what you use1. Customers who apply for a Kabbage line of credit using the link in this email and are approved will receive a $50 Tango e-gift card via email 3-4 weeks after qualifying. The Tango card can be redeemed for one gift card toward the customer’s choice of dozens of restaurants, retailers, spas or other experiences. Kabbage reserves the right to cancel the promotion at any time. This offer is single-use and non-transferrable. Valid in the US only. 2. Credit lines are subject to periodic review and change, including line reduction, line increases, or line elimination. This is not a revolving account. Individual requests for capital are separate installment loans.   LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Catherine Trebble’s: Website: https://www.supportyourbrilliance.com/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SupportYourBrilliance/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherinetrebble/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/supportyourbrilliance/   Share a quote from this Episode:  “Social media is where people get the opportunity to know, like and  trust you. They get to see your expertise.” – Catherine Trebble 

Let’s welcome back our first ever two-time guest this week, the salon industry’s super sought-after social media expert, Catherine Trebble. If you’re an avid listener… then you’ve probably listened to the 2nd episode of the Beauty Business Podcast already. This episode was over 2 years ago now and since social media has evolved just a bit so I thought it was the right time revisit this hot topic. If you have not listened to the first time we had Catherine on the show, then click here to listen: <a href="http://beautybusinesspodcast.com/beauty-salon-owners-social-media-questions-answered-with-catherine-trebble/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://beautybusinesspodcast.com/beauty-salon-owners-social-media-questions-answered-with-catherine-trebble/</a> If you’re curious to know if social media has changed over the last two years, whether your current social efforts are up to scratch  and how can we make use of social media effectively in the health and beauty industry then look no further and hit play to learn more! For all the links and info, visit the show notes page: <a href="http://beautybusinesspodcast.com/bbp-029-salon-social-media-check-up-and-the-power-of-facebook-groups-with-catherine-trebble" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here!</a> Biggest Takeaways from Catherine: “Email Marketing still wins the day if you do it right.” “Social media is where people get the opportunity to know, like and  trust you. They get to see your expertise.” “Social media and email marketing, they work REALLY well together.” “Facebook has become pay to play.” “Big Three Platforms: Facebook Page, Facebook Group and Instagram.” “To me where I spend most of my effort on social media is within my own Facebook Group and for clients as well, that’s where I encourage them to actually spend their time as well.” “Facebook, the company itself, is actually encouraging communities. It is much more easier in a Facebook group to build a community because that’s its natural use. It’s literally created for communities.” “Posts need to be interactive. This is vital.” “One key thing about groups is to always provide value.” Episode Highlights: How much has changed with social media in the last two years? (6:00) Today’s Big Three Platforms (9:23) Facebook Page Vs Facebook Group (10:49) Advantages of Having A Facebook Group (12:44) Facebook Changes Affecting Your Reach (13:16) Is a Facebook Page Still Worth It? (15:32) Tips on Facebook Groups (17:35) How To Get People In The Group (20:06) Asking Questions Before Joining A Facebook Group (20:51) Weekly Themes For Facebook Groups (23:44) Posting on Groups (25:44) Words of Wisdom on Facebook Groups (27:29) Catherine’s Take on Instagram Stories (28:51) This Episode is brought to you by: This episode of The Beauty Business Podcast was supported by<a href="http://kabbage.com/beautybusiness" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Kabbage.com</a>. Kabbage helps small business owners access simple and flexible funding, up to $250K, right away, without the headaches that come with applying for a traditional loan. Special Offer for Beauty Business Podcast Listeners from<a href="http://kabbage.com/beautybusiness" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Kabbage.com</a>: Qualify for funding and get a $50 e-gift card – Apply for up to $250,000 of funding through Kabbage, and you’ll get a $50 e-gift card when you qualify (1) . <a href="http://kabbage.com/beautybusiness" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Get Started!</a> With Kabbage: – Apply securely in minutes – Access a line of credit of up to $250,000  (2) – Withdraw what you need, when you need it – Only pay for what you use 1. Customers who apply for a Kabbage line of credit using the link in this email and are approved will receive a $50 Tango e-gift card via email 3-4 weeks after qualifying. The Tango card can be redeemed for one gift card toward the customer’s choice of dozens of restaurants, retailers, spas or other experiences. Kabbage reserves the right to cancel the promotion at any time. This offer is single-use and non-transferrable. Valid in the US only. 2. Credit lines are subject to periodic review and change, including line reduction, line increases, or line elimination. This is not a revolving account. Individual requests for capital are separate installment loans. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Catherine Trebble’s: Website: <a href="https://www.supportyourbrilliance.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.supportyourbrilliance.com/</a> Facebook Group: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/SupportYourBrilliance/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/groups/SupportYourBrilliance/</a> Linkedin: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherinetrebble/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherinetrebble/</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/supportyourbrilliance/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/supportyourbrilliance/</a> Share a quote from this Episode: “Social media is where people get the opportunity to know, like and  trust you. They get to see your expertise.” – Catherine Trebble

BBP 029 : Salon Social Media Check Up and The Power of Facebook Groups with Catherine Trebble

What To Expect . . . In todays show I am joined by salon and spa social media expert Catherine Trebble from FullAppointmentBook.com as we go through a list of questions from my audience over at SalonBusinessSecrets.com all about tackling the world of social media for beauty businesses. We tackle a series of questions, all sent in by readers and you can find all these questions in the show notes below. To get the answers you are just going to have to listen to the episode! Show Notes: About Catherine – Find out more about Catherine Trebble  Questions: 1. What is the best social media platform to use? Should I just use one or a bit of all of them? 2. Does having a Facebook page really get more business or is just something everyone is doing that we all think we should do it too? Is there really a benefit? 3. A few months ago I read that SnapChat was going to be the next big thing, but now it seems like no one is talking about it? Now there seems to be lots of people talking about Periscope . . . but is this just going to disappear too? Is it best just to stick with Facebook as it seems to be here to stay, or is there any value in looking at other options? 4. What is the best/fastest way to get page likes? Bonus: Catherine’s 17 Killer Facebook Post Ideas Webinar – we finally managed to get this scheduled in and we are running a series of them over the coming weeks . . . click the link if you want to join us and find out when the next webinar is happening! 5. I have my business page up on Facebook and was wondering if it was worth paying for advertisement on Facebook? Do you think it is worth it? 6. Why do all the people who like my page not see my updates? I post updates several times a day, but my clients don’t always see them? How can I make it so they do? 7. Should I put my salon prices on Facebook? If so what is the best way to do this? 8. What times of the day are best to post on Facebook for most effect? 8.1 – Is there a tool to help you figure out when your audience is on Facebook? 9. How much time should I be spending on Social Media each day. It seems like to make any sort of impact I need to be posting or updating all the time. I just don’t have the time to do this? Catherine’s Facebook Challenge Course: Take the Challenge Find out more about Catherine and her work at: www.fullappointmentbook.com or Email: catherine@fullappointmentbook.com That’s all for this episode . . . see you in the next one which you can find if you click HERE

<h3>What To Expect . . .</h3> In todays show I am joined by salon and spa social media expert Catherine Trebble from <a href="http://bit.ly/1RFFO1n" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">FullAppointmentBook.com</a> as we go through a list of questions from my audience over at <a href="http://SalonBusinessSecrets.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SalonBusinessSecrets.com</a> all about tackling the world of social media for beauty businesses. We tackle a series of questions, all sent in by readers and you can find all these questions in the show notes below. To get the answers you are just going to have to listen to the episode! <h3>Show Notes:</h3> About Catherine – <a href="http://www.fullappointmentbook.com/about-us/catherine-trebble/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Find out more about Catherine Trebble</a> Questions: 1. What is the best social media platform to use? Should I just use one or a bit of all of them? 2. Does having a Facebook page really get more business or is just something everyone is doing that we all think we should do it too? Is there really a benefit? 3. A few months ago I read that SnapChat was going to be the next big thing, but now it seems like no one is talking about it? Now there seems to be lots of people talking about Periscope . . . but is this just going to disappear too? Is it best just to stick with Facebook as it seems to be here to stay, or is there any value in looking at other options? 4. What is the best/fastest way to get page likes? Bonus: <a href="http://salonbusinesssecrets.com/webinar-registration/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Catherine’s 17 Killer Facebook Post Ideas Webinar</a> – we finally managed to get this scheduled in and we are running a series of them over the coming weeks . . . click the link if you want to join us and find out when the next webinar is happening! 5. I have my business page up on Facebook and was wondering if it was worth paying for advertisement on Facebook? Do you think it is worth it? 6. Why do all the people who like my page not see my updates? I post updates several times a day, but my clients don’t always see them? How can I make it so they do? 7. Should I put my salon prices on Facebook? If so what is the best way to do this? 8. What times of the day are best to post on Facebook for most effect? 8.1 – Is there a tool to help you figure out when your audience is on Facebook? 9. How much time should I be spending on Social Media each day. It seems like to make any sort of impact I need to be posting or updating all the time. I just don’t have the time to do this? Catherine’s Facebook Challenge Course: <a href="http://bit.ly/1OWYuLa" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Take the Challenge</a> Find out more about Catherine and her work at: <a href="http://bit.ly/1RFFO1n" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.fullappointmentbook.com</a> or Email: <a href="mailto:catherine@fullappointmentbook.com" rel="noopener">catherine@fullappointmentbook.com</a> That’s all for this episode . . . see you in the next one which you can find if you click <a href="http://beautybusinesspodcast.com/keep-clients-coming-back-save-money-in-your-salon-with-susan-routledge" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>

BBP 002 : Beauty Salon Owners Social Media Questions Answered with Catherine Trebble