Scottish Aesthetics Training Academy of the Year 2025
So, I was out having a coffee with a friend recently, and she couldn’t stop raving about her latest adventure – a Bespoke Colour Consultation! The consultant looked at her skin tone and picked out colours that totally suit her. This colour consultant is really popular and has group after group going to see her – including me now!!
That made me think – these are the exact people/services you need to be collaborating to grow your aesthetic business. Partnering with other local people and brands not only gets your name out there but also makes you look even more credible.
And I know what some of you might be thinking—“I’m not really a natural networker” or “Where do I even start?” Trust me, you don’t need to be a social butterfly to make great connections. It’s easier than you think, and I’ve got some tips to help get you started.
So, how do you start collaborating?
First off, make yourself a quick list of local people or businesses who might be great partners. Here are some ideas to get your brain buzzing:
And a little secret – don’t forget you can always use tools like ChatGPT to help brainstorm ideas or even suggest specific contacts in your area!
Secrets of what makes a good Collab?
Jessica one of our course delegates not so long ago was telling us about a collaboration she had with a nearby massage treatment studio. They co-hosted an evening event for their customers and potential customers which went down a storm, a special package was created and promoted “Relax and Renew” combining a skincare treatment – a peel with a massage and a discount was applied. They also spent time training staff members to recommend the other’s services to clients, and aesthetic practitioner suggested a relaxing massage as aftercare and massage studio recommended the skin treatments for clients looking who are tired, stressed and more youthful appearance. A loyalty programme was implemented too.
This partnership resulted in:
Let’s do it
If you aren’t already collaborating with other businesses, give it a try or if you are already collaborating keep going and think out of the box too!
If you’re just starting out or in the early years and it all this sounds a bit daunting or you just want to bounce some ideas around, I’m here too!
Drop me a email or give me a call carolyn@inspiredcosmetictraining or 0141 638 4098. I’d be happy to chat, brainstorm, or just share some friendly tips on how to make collaborations work for your business.
So, I was out having a coffee with a friend recently, and she couldn’t stop raving about her latest adventure – a Bespoke Colour Consultation! The consultant looked at her skin tone and picked out colours that totally suit her. This colour consultant is really popular and has group after group going to see her – including me now!!
That made me think – these are the exact people/services you need to be collaborating to grow your aesthetic business. Partnering with other local people and brands not only gets your name out there but also makes you look even more credible.
And I know what some of you might be thinking—“I’m not really a natural networker” or “Where do I even start?” Trust me, you don’t need to be a social butterfly to make great connections. It’s easier than you think, and I’ve got some tips to help get you started.
So, how do you start collaborating?
First off, make yourself a quick list of local people or businesses who might be great partners. Here are some ideas to get your brain buzzing:
And a little secret – don’t forget you can always use tools like ChatGPT to help brainstorm ideas or even suggest specific contacts in your area!
Secrets of what makes a good Collab?
Jessica one of our course delegates not so long ago was telling us about a collaboration she had with a nearby massage treatment studio. They co-hosted an evening event for their customers and potential customers which went down a storm, a special package was created and promoted “Relax and Renew” combining a skincare treatment – a peel with a massage and a discount was applied. They also spent time training staff members to recommend the other’s services to clients, and aesthetic practitioner suggested a relaxing massage as aftercare and massage studio recommended the skin treatments for clients looking who are tired, stressed and more youthful appearance. A loyalty programme was implemented too.
This partnership resulted in:
Let’s do it
If you aren’t already collaborating with other businesses, give it a try or if you are already collaborating keep going and think out of the box too!
If you’re just starting out or in the early years and it all this sounds a bit daunting or you just want to bounce some ideas around, I’m here too!
Drop me a email or give me a call carolyn@inspiredcosmetictraining or 0141 638 4098. I’d be happy to chat, brainstorm, or just share some friendly tips on how to make collaborations work for your business.
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Scottish Aesthetics Training Academy of the Year 2025