
If We Walked Into Your Salon Tomorrow, This Is What We’d Change First
You walk into your salon every day. Which is exactly why you can't see what your clients and team feel the moment they walk in. After Joel walked into a salon last week to pick up a gift, he and Larissa came straight back to the media room to share the changes they'd make if they walked into your salon tomorrow. Episode Overview: Not new strategies. Not new clients. Larissa Macleman, Founder, and Joel Bouzaid, SOC's head of coaching, each pick the changes they'd make first in a salon to lift revenue, keep clients coming back, and build a team that never wants to leave. You'll hear what a stranger notices in 30 seconds, the gap between how most teams treat clients and how they treat each other, why Larissa took the waiting room out of her salon, and the one part of the client experience that should never be left to the individual. Key Topics Covered: What your physical environment is telling your clients and your team, before anyone says a word What Joel calls stealing the moment, and why it matters more than your next team incentive The five-star vs three-star gap most salons don't realise they have Why Larissa got rid of her waiting area, and the client journey she built instead The one system in your salon with zero creative freedom The five meetings that rule them all, and why career pathways keep your best people Larissa Macleman is the Founder of Salon Owners Collective. Joel Bouzaid is SOC's Boardroom Coach, working with Salon CEOs on leadership and building teams that lead. R esources Mentioned: The free Million Dollar Growth Plan Want to know which of these changes would move the needle first in your salon? 3 Reasons Why Every Salon Owner Should Listen to This Episode: Discover what a stranger notices about your salon in 30 seconds that you stopped seeing years ago. Find out why your clients might be getting five-star service while your team quietly gets three. Learn the one part of your client experience that should never be left up to the individual stylist.
