How to Start and Run a Profitable Tanning Salon Business

"Profitable Small Business, Great Location, Low Investment!"

Some famous words used to sell us that great small business franchise opportunity, without having any experience or savvy, very little risk and guaranteed profits within a short period of time. 

WOW! 

We all thought we could just start-up something and away it would go on its own, making money for us while we enjoyed our spare time doing the things that we really loved doing instead of working.  Making money at what we wanted to do all day, easily and without worry. 

Sounded great at the time!

Sound familiar?

Forget it!  Owning and operating your own small business is a lot of work. The tanning industry is no different.  But, you can make a lot of money without losing your shirt (pun intended) if you do it right.

Too often in any industry there is a myth about the more you spend on the image of your business, the better it will operate and of course the more money you'll make.   Having built many salons from scratch and having seen what's available, this manual will be our way of showing you how to go about the opening of a fully operating Tanning Studio at a fraction of the going rate and why.  Spend as little as possible to get up and running, watch every deal you make, make sure you're pricing your product and service at a profitable and competitive rate.
 
Discover these secret lessons BEFORE you invest a cent:

	The Tanning Salon Business plan
	Studio location
	Typical construction and layout
	Revenues
	Things to prepare for
	Publicity
	Top Do’s and Don'ts
	Operating hours
	Signing the lease, and things to look for
	Electricity and electrical requirements
	Hiring employees
	Training
	Salon equipment
	Salon software lamps
	Lotions

Based on a real life business cases, we'll show you the right way to do things so you don't have to learn the hard way.

This FREE book will save you thousands of $dollars!

This isn't some piece of crap ebook.  I wrote it myself based on my experiences setting up salons for other people and myself.  There is no substitute for experience, but if you're looking to get into this industry then you have to know as much about the BUSINESS as you can.

I've been thinking about charging for this book, that way people might consider it valuable.  Giving something like this away is my way of offering you something of value in the hopes that you'll remember me when it comes time to do business.

So don't wait too much longer to pick this up for FREE because it may end up costing you $29.95 the next time you come to visit.

Regards,

Mike