Hello everyone, I hope your all recovering nicely from a chocolate filled Easter weekend. If only every weekend was a four day weekend, I would be a very happy girl.
Today's post is a guest post from Samantha at Coco Butter, for more posts from Samantha check out her beauty and fashion blog here. She was the one who convinced me to set up Emma Louise Dreams and I love reading her blog.
So enough rambling from me, over to Sam,
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Today's post is a guest post from Samantha at Coco Butter, for more posts from Samantha check out her beauty and fashion blog here. She was the one who convinced me to set up Emma Louise Dreams and I love reading her blog.
So enough rambling from me, over to Sam,
Online beauty hub,PamperPad, to launch in April 2014
The website is aimed at professionals interested in raising their profile
With 70% of self-employed people working in the beauty sector, PamperPad has been created to bridge the gap between beauty and hair professionals and the general public. The website, which will act as a hub for those offering and seeking beauty and pampering services, is set to launch in April 2014.
All regions are encourage to join PamperPad from the offset, but the beauty hub will primarily roll out acrossLondon and Birmingham from April 2014, followed shortly after by a roll out in other regions across the UK.
PamperPad will allow people in need of a little pamper to pick up deals and offers from local professionals and review the service that they receive. PamperPadmembers will be able to post images, prices and offers online to attract new clients.
Working in partnership with the British Association of Beauty Therapy and Cosmetology (BABTAC),PamperPad will provide invaluable resources for start-up businesses, Spokesperson from the BABTAC, Kelly Ramsay says: ‘We believe that PamperPad can do a lot for our industry. Finding reputable beauty professionals will become easier and more convenient with this website, and it’ll help self-employed professionals to get their voice heard.’
As well as bringing professionals together with the public, PamperPad will also work as a vital marketing tool. Its user-friendly dashboard will offer PamperPadmembers handy statistics, such as how many visitors have viewed their profiles. Such figures will give the member an idea of what offers, images and informationentices the public, and this is something that they can then incorporate into their business as a whole.
The dashboard also allows members to see how many referrals they’ve had as a result of PamperPad. HayleeBenton, creator of the website, explains: “For us, being able to offer the self-employed beauty industry a chance to grow their business is paramount. I know how hard it can be to get your name out there, specifically when the industry is so saturated. PamperPad will act as a shared platform bringing the public and industry together.”
PamperPad is proving to be very popular, with a host of professionals on the waiting list already. Hayleecontinues, “We’ve had a great response to the website, which fills me with confidence that this is going to help a lot of self-employed professionals. We can’t wait for the site to launch in April 2014.”
Editors Notes
PamperPad allows you to promote your business in a professional and innovative way. The user-friendly website will help self-employed hair and beauty professionals to build a strong brand identity and interact with potential clients.
Contact Information
For further information, images or interview slots with Haylee Benton, please contact Caroline Elvin at Branch PR:
Email: caroline@branchpr.co.uk Telephone:07557041827
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