Hi! So, I need to ask for help from experienced techs, because I've been doing some calculations, as I want to start supporting myself and be kind of independent financially with this bussines that I'm very passionate about, having a home-based studio.
I've calculated that:
With a part time job, I would have to book 4 (service average cost) to 7 (cheapest service) clients/month to have enough money to pay bills and stuff, while also saving for recovering my investment + saving for my business/buying supplies.
Without a part-time job, I would have to book 20 to 25 clients/month to do the same thing.
I'm just starting out, so I want to know how feasible is it for a new tech to book those kind of numbers, ESPECIALLY if I'm only doing nails.
I do consider that I have an original marketing and branding strategy and will be providing a different kind of aesthetic, because I specialize in kawaii/korean/asian trends that there is demand for and very few people are doing (In my country, at least), besides obviously doing all the classic (french, baby boomer, etc) and the trendy stuff. Besides, in Latinoamérica there isn't a lot of higene culture in salons, so providing each client a safe service will also give me an edge from the competition.
My first language isn't english, so please excuse any mistakes I may have made & thank you very much for your input.
I've calculated that:
With a part time job, I would have to book 4 (service average cost) to 7 (cheapest service) clients/month to have enough money to pay bills and stuff, while also saving for recovering my investment + saving for my business/buying supplies.
Without a part-time job, I would have to book 20 to 25 clients/month to do the same thing.
I'm just starting out, so I want to know how feasible is it for a new tech to book those kind of numbers, ESPECIALLY if I'm only doing nails.
I do consider that I have an original marketing and branding strategy and will be providing a different kind of aesthetic, because I specialize in kawaii/korean/asian trends that there is demand for and very few people are doing (In my country, at least), besides obviously doing all the classic (french, baby boomer, etc) and the trendy stuff. Besides, in Latinoamérica there isn't a lot of higene culture in salons, so providing each client a safe service will also give me an edge from the competition.
My first language isn't english, so please excuse any mistakes I may have made & thank you very much for your input.