Todays Show, off the bat Joe gives us an immediate update of his Crypto Portfolio. He has invested £300 in an altcoin and is mesmerised by the Number Go Up (and Down) technology.
The pair share some ideas about the future of Salon 2.0 Aaron stumps Joe by calling him Ed Balls. Can you believe Joe didn't have a story about him. We ask the question how many QR's in the salon would be overkill? Joe says everything in the salon should be For Sale. What do you think? Does Point of Sale work in the salon.
Do customers engage with the new tech? Do it the old way or create something new? that is the question. What marketing does your salon use? Does it work?
Today's show is once again sponsored by GoSalon.uk

Salonomics Podcast 61 QR's Crypto and Digital Salons

Todays Show, Joe and Aaron share stories that prove their is some wisdom and prophecy in some of the things they say. Joe predicted many months ago that Emma Raducanu's head had been turned and that her form would suffer. Eddie Jones the England Rugby coach has said something similar and has been on the receiving end of clog from the twitterrati.
We talk about the news that one of the giant industry names (Trevor Sorbie) has swapped it's reputation & quality control for survival in the industry. Does this give legitimacy to freelancers across the country and does it destroy the professional bodies plan to get everyone registered.

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Salonomics 60 Losing Pounds £ Earning Bitcoin

Todays show is about The Con26 ahem, The 26th Conference of Parties—hence, COP26—takes place in Glasgow between Oct. 31 and Nov. 12. It's an event for all the world's most powerful hypocrites fly private jets into Glasgow to lecture us on how We are destroying the planet. The shear effrontery of these civil servants should not be ignored. 
More misery for London Salons ?
Joe gives us his 3 positive takes takes from Rishi's Budget.

Salonomics 59 - Climate Change Clown Conference

Todays show is about What you have to do to survive, sometimes you have to defy to survive. 
Defy and survive is about ignoring the shills that pretend to be your support network. They aren't your supporters. They do not pay you or give you any value for their "membership prices" they in fact take your money pretend to act in your interest and then sell your data to big brands. In addition to attacking your sector they take your £80 membership and they use it to petition the government to increase the red tape and bureaucracy. UnLike the h&b council and salon owners united, small & medium enterprise does not have the will or the budgets to deal with more admin. All we want is less interference in our hair and beauty businesses. Not more. To live tomorrow sometimes you have to Defy to Survive.

Aaron Dorn