Mobile Nail Business

If you are here, Congratulation! I am glad you have made up your mind. Let me explain what a nail blog is in layman's terms. In a general sense, a nail blog is very similar to a brick-and-mortar nail salon. A nail blog has fewer expenses and requires less manpower to run in the beginning. To better understand what a nail blog is, a comparison between these two will show these similarities. I made up a comparison table so that you can visualize and understand the online language of a nail blog. Hopefully, you will understand the online language after you go through with it. Nail blog and nail salon: a comparison REGULAR NAIL SALON NAIL BLOGName of a salonPhysically, It it the sign with the name of the businesson the store frontDomain nameIt is what you see on the internet,www.yourdomainname,for example.Business name registration(you must pay a fee to local government to use the name and stop others form using it)Domain name registration(you must pay a fee to an internet agency use the name and stop others from using it) Physical address123 street, City, Zip codeWeb addresswww.yourdomainname.comPhysical location(shopping center, shopping mall, etc., you need a place to put up your salon where you keep all your physical assets) Not your home. You do not want your customer to come in your house for service.)Hosting company(offers you a virtual place to hold all your digital assets, articles and pictures on the world wide web. You do not want people to go in your personal computer to look at your files)Lay out of a salon(where you put furniture, equipment, products, merchandise lay out of a fast foot restaurant is different from that of a grocery store, think of it as a salon floor, rectangular or square, etc.)Platform(where you nail blog posts are placed in a chronological order)Salon designs(variation of a salon's visual lay out or different looks) Theme(different layout designs of your blog appearance)Security deposit(ranging from 1 to 2-month rents) – No deposit required DepositNoneMonthly rent or mortgage(you have to pay for a location to put up your salon)Hosting fee(a hosting company will charge you a yearly fee to store all your digital assets)Utilities(electricity, gas, water)Utilities(none for nail blogs, only minimal electricity used by your computer.Employees(receptionist, workers, janitors, etc.) Employees(None needed in the beginning)Business hours:(usually 8 to 10 hours)Business hours:(available 24/7, 365 days a year)Customers(foot traffic)Users(also measured in sessions and page views of your blog posts)Income (comes from services performed, selling physical products, selling other people products through affiliate programs)Income(advertisement, selling your own products, selling other people products through affiliate programs)Weekly or monthly wages(pay to employees)Weekly or monthly wages(none initially, you are the only person who works on your blog)Advertising cost (to draw customers in)Advertising cost(None at the beginning)Education(to learn new trend, continuing education classes)Education(paid online courses.A must so you can start off blogging on the right path with minimal beginner's mistakes)Repair(light bulbs, broken chairs, doors, locks, etc)Repair(the only thing you need if your computer breaks down)Lunch for employees (birthdays, anniversaries, holidays)Lunch for employees(if you have to do this, you've made it!) I hope after you read though the comparison table above, you have a pretty good picture of what a nail blog is. A nail blog is so much less intimidating now for it it just a digital form of a nail salon business, with all the different vocabulary that carry similar meanings or things to that of a normal nail salon. As you finish reading this article, you have an idea why a nail blog costs very little to set up. I will explain further in detail why it is so in the next section. NEXT PAGE: nail blog - the cheapest online nails business. Click on the link above to find out. PREVIOUS PAGE: Nail blogs - Why you should own one. Nail Blog 7 Page Set-Up Guide: PAGE ONE: NAIL BLOGS - WHY YOU SHOULD OWN ONE. This is an introduction to a nail blog. PAGE TWO: WHAT IS A NAIL BLOG - AN ONLINE NAIL SALON. A nail blog is essentially a nail salon but it requires much less money to set up. PAGE THREE: WHAT IS A NAIL BLOG - THE CHEAPEST ONLINE NAIL SALON. If you are thinking about opening a nail salon, you should start a nail blog first. PAGE FOUR: HOW TO START A NAIL BLOG - GIVE IT A NAME. Start your nail blog by choosing a name for it. PAGE FIVE: HOW TO START A NAIL BLOG: REGISTER A NAME. Make it official: register it in your own name. PAGE SIX: WHAT TO DO AFTER YOU REGISTER YOUR DOMAIN NAME? Give yourself sometime to get familiarized with the blogging world by PAGE SEVEN: OTHER ADVANTAGES OF A NAIL BLOG. This article will show you other benefits of owning a nail blog.