It’s one of those things that can be boring, like floor plans, but sometimes, picking a nail bar location is tricky. What is the aesthetic in the building? Does it have a pizzazz to it? How will the mechanics work?
Finding the location for your nail bar is a bit like choosing a wedding location. It’s much easier to pick the venue than the venue itself, and how pretty is the facility? Know your drill.
Here are some quick tips and guidelines to help you find the ideal nail bar location.
*1. Choose a location that has a mix of architectural styles, given how your business will be experiencing at every phase of its development.
*2. Avoid taking space that’s out of the ordinary, unless it’s straight ahead and there is no other development on.
*3. Look for a hotel or resort, because they have staff to assist you. Nail bars are almost impossible to take off without major setbacks. This is when you reach out to the hotel or resort that you’re about to set up shop in. In addition, don’t be shy to ask for the space to be separate from all the other areas.
*4. Ask the manager or owner to choose the nail bar location for you. You’ll know you made the right choice if they can speak at length about the business’ owners and historical value.
*5. Respect the previous tenants in the space. To some people, it’s a place of worship and an art gallery. Treat it all with respect.
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