Increasing New Client Retention Millennium Systems International
Hello!Meet Ruth Gonzalez.Ruth Gonzalez has a background in International Business and first-hand experience as Inventory Manager at a salon and medspa. As a Learning Specialist, Ruth helps clients make the most of their software to grow their business, and furthers the education of internal employees. She also assists our Spanish speaking clients.
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New Clients
The Six Growth Indicators (KPIs)
New Client
Retention
Repeat Client
RetentionAverage Ticket
Frequency of Visit
Productivity
New Client Retention: The percentage of new clients that visit the business and return for their second visit within 90 days.
New Client Retention: The industry average currently stands at 35% during the 2nd visit. It drops to 8-10% by 6th visit.
• A client’s first impression is a lasting one. • Welcome bags that include samples,
brochures/pamphlets, information on client loaylty program.
• GIVE THEM A TOUR!
Tip One Create a New Client Experience
“Hi Lauren! Welcome to Millennium Salon! Thank you for joining us! Here is a goody bag for you that includes some samples, etc. Here
is a sheet that outlines our client loyalty system. Each of these actions (review some of
them) will grant you points, which you can redeem for services! Now let’s go on a quick
tour of our salon so that you can become familiar with our facility. Before we start, would
you like a beverage- water, coffee, champagne?”
Tip OneCreate a New Client Experience
• Make this automated inside of your software. • Utilize MillennimGO for pre-booking at the
chair.• Reward ($$$) your clients. • This is a group effort!
Tip Two Focus on Pre-Booking
“Michelle, your hair looks amazing! Chelsea has recommended you return in 6 weeks, which brings us to the first
week of January. Did you prefer the same time or earlier? Remember you
earn 1000 points with your loyalty program!”
Tip TwoFocus on Pre-Booking
Tip ThreeSell Series/Memberships
• What is the difference between a series/membership?
• Less likely to leave after the purchase of pre-paid membership.
• Offer larger loyalty promotions for members. • Book standing after purchase.
Tip FourVerify Their First Experience
• Follow-up on your new clients. • Offer to set up their next appointment if they
have not pre-booked. • Remind them of loyalty memberships.
Idea FiveIntroduce Client Loyalty Rewards
• Incentivize ($$$) pre-booking at their first visit.• Offer rewards for series/membership sales. • Double points for members? • Helps with all 6 growth indicators
Milestone Actions Target Date
Discuss the Growth Indicators with Staff
Show them the growth indicators, what they do, and how they play a part.
Research Where You Currently Stand
Run the MA200 for the business and each
service provider. Take a look at your new client
retention.Set a Goal Set a SMART goal and
place inside of your software.
Follow-Through Check in periodically to see where your team
stands with goals.