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Maximizing Productivity at Your Business Millennium Systems International

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Maximizing Productivity

at Your Business Millennium Systems International

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Hello!Meet Irena Mena.Irena Mena is the Learning Manager at Millennium Systems International, an innovative educator who seeks to make the entire industry more knowledgeable. Irena has been with Millennium for 5 years. She has a degree in Secondary Education with additional certifications in Instructional Design, Technical Writing, and Public Speaking.

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What is productivity? What does it mean to you? Send your responses via question box.

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Productivity: The measurement of how busy service providers are during scheduled business hours.

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Productivity: Ideally, a business should be shooting for 75-80% productivity. Anything over 80% is counterproductive for service providers.

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What factors influence productivity?

Heavily influenced by all of the growth indicators.

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New Clients

The Six Growth Indicators (KPIs)

New Client

Retention

Repeat Client

RetentionAverage Ticket

Frequency of Visit

Productivity

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Step One Run the RIGHT Reports

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Step One The MA200: Growth Indicators Analysis

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Step One The MA060: Employee Productivity

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Step One The FDP00: Front Desk Productivity

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Step TwoMake Changes for the Future

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Up-selling is a sales technique whereby the seller encourages the customer to purchase a higher ticket item/upgrade instead of the requested service.

Example: 60 Minute Massage to 90 Minute Massage

Tip One Implement Up-sell

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Tip One Implement Up-sell

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“Irena is available for a 60-minute massage. However, we do have

availability for a 90-minute massage, which includes a longer focus on your

neck and shoulders, and a detox mask. I would be happy to enhance your

massage today.

Tip OneImplement Up-sell

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Cross-selling is a sales technique whereby the seller encourages the customer to purchase an additional service in addition to the requested service.

Example: Manicure + Pedicure (same department)Massage + Facial (different department)

Tip Two Implement Cross-sell

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Tip Two Implement Cross-sell

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“Okay Jen, you are all set with your manicure at 2 PM. We are offering 15% off of our pedicure services, if you have

extra time. I would be happy to book you for a pedicure right after your

manicure.”

Tip TwoImplement Cross-sell

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• Make this automated inside of your software. • Utilize MillennimGO for pre-booking at the

chair.• Reward ($$$) your clients. • This is a group effort!

Tip Three Focus on Pre-Booking

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Tip ThreeFocus on Pre-Booking

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“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 ThreeFocus on Pre-Booking

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Tip FourIncrease Your New Client Statistics 

• Ask for referrals• Be active on social media• Pay attention to online reviews• Communicate with potential clients

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“Susan, you’ve been my client for a while now and you mentioned you

love my work. Do you know any other people who would like my haircutting

services?”

Tip FourIncrease Your New Client Statistics 

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Tip FourIncrease Your New Client Statistics 

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Tip FiveIncrease Productivity Through Marketing

• Market your underproductive departments• Market slow “dead” times

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Tip FiveIncrease Productivity Through Marketing

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Overproductive Service Providers

What should I be doing? • PRICE INCREASE! • Introduce tiered pricing. • Retain clients by pushing them towards lower

tiers.• Remember: it is all in the delivery.

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Lets create an action plan. What is your next step?

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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.

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Any Questions? For questions about today’s presentation: [email protected]