Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 208 episodes
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The Salon Scoop podcast educates, entertains and inspires salon professionals to find happiness and success in this beautiful industry. We shop talk all things salon with some of the most influential people in the industry to bring you real life stories, debates, entertainment, and best practices to help you live your best life. Whether you’re new to the industry, looking to make a leap to owning your first salon, a salon owner planning for retirement, looking for opportunities to be a platform artist or educator, or anywhere in between, this podcast is for you.
Unknown Host hosts The Salon Scoop, a business show with 208 episodes published.
Opening a salon often feels like the natural next step after building a successful career behind the chair. But many owners quickly realize that salon ownership requires a completely different set of skills—and a complet
For many stylists, getting on a stage like the Redken Symposium in Las Vegas is the dream. The lights, the audience, the chance to teach and inspire the next generation of professionals — it's the kind of career mileston
From the audience, it looks effortless. The lights come on,the music starts, and the educator takes the stage with the kind of confidence most stylists can only dream of. But what most people never get to see is what's a
Every 2 years, the biggest names in hair head to Las Vegas to take the stage at the Redken Symposium — and for many in the audience, those few days completely shift how they think about their craft. But what if you could
Most people see the final moment on stage — theperfect lighting, the flawless model, the polished demonstration that makes itall look effortless. The truth? Performing on a stage like the upcoming RedkenSymposium in Las
Most salon professionals dream of building a long, meaningful career in the beauty industry…but few ever do. The pace is intense, trends shift constantly, and even the most talented professionals can lose their passion s
Most salon professionals post before-and-after photos hoping they'll bring in new clients…but they don’t. The problem? Most salon before-and-after photos prove the work is good — but they don't properly showcase the tran
There are more podcasts available today than ever before…but are they actually delivering what salon professionals want? Most podcast hosts assume they know what their listeners are looking for, but very few stop to ask
Most salon owners spend time marketing for their business...until reality sets in. Clients need attention, the team needs support, and operations take over. Marketing for salons quietly gets pushed aside — until bookings
Are you posting consistently, following trends, and trying to grow your Instagram but still not seeing it translate into real clients? You’re not alone! In this episode of The Salon Scoop, Scott sits down with J Ladner,
What do some of the most successful professionals in the salon industry have in common when it comes to how they got started? Surprisingly… almost nothing. In this special 200th episode of The Salon Scoop, we’re revisiti
What are the trends quietly shaping the salon industry right now… that most salon owners aren’t paying attention to yet? If you’ve ever wondered what’s really happening behind the scenes in the beauty industry — not just
When salon owners think about marketing for salons, they usually focus on external strategies — social media marketing for salons, SEO for hair salons, updated websites for salons, or improving Google rankings through di
More cosmetologists than ever are leaving traditional salons to open their own suites. The promise? Freedom, flexibility, and full control of your business. But what does that actually look like behind the scenes? In thi
Consumer behavior in the beauty industry has changed dramatically. Today’s salon clients are more informed, selective, and digitally driven than ever before. Before committing to a service provider, most potential guests
What if increasing your salon’s retail sales didn’t require pressure, scripts, or awkward conversations… but actually felt natural and aligned with great client care? In this episode of The Salon Scoop , Scott sits down
Running a salon today means managing people, clients, and operations — while also investing in digital marketing for salons. From websites for salons and social media for salons to SEO for hair salons and salon loyalty p
Want an unbiased look at where the salon industry is heading, what challenges lie ahead, and where the biggest opportunities are emerging? In this episode of The Salon Scoop , Scott sits down with Leslie Perry, CEO of th
Running a salon means making decisions all day — for your team, your clients, and your future. But the biggest growth moments don’t come from working harder… they come from asking better questions. In this episode of The
What you’re about to hear are the most replayed moments from one of our top episodes, a roundtable conversation that sparked major discussion across the industry. In this special highlight episode of The Salon Scoop , Sc
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The Salon Scoop is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 208 episodes.
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