Why a salon needs a booking system: 5 numbers
A third of bookings happen while you are closed and one no-show a day costs €600 a month: five numbers on what a salon loses without a booking system and how quickly it pays for itself
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A third of bookings happen while you are closed and one no-show a day costs €600 a month: five numbers on what a salon loses without a booking system and how quickly it pays for itself
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