Kimber Chapman | I Changed My Salon From Booth Rental To Employee Based
Everyone said employee-based salons were dying. Kimber Chapman didn't buy it.
As the founder of Tone Salon in Fortville, Indiana, Kimber transformed her business from a hybrid rental model into a fully employee-based salon and nearly doubled revenue to seven figures in just two years. With a team of 10 W-2 employees serving more than 2,000 guests annually and 15-30 applications coming in every single month, Tone is proof that the employee-based model isn't dead, it's thriving.
In this episode Britt sits down with Kimber to talk about what it actually took to make the switch, how she nearly doubled her revenue in the process, and why stylists are lining up to work for her.
If you've been told the employee-based model is a thing of the past, this one is for you.
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