Would You Like to Own a Barber Shop Located Inside a Busy Store?
Barber Stop in the lobby of Embassy Suites Hotel Phoenix, AZ
Who wouldn't, right? Hundreds, perhaps thousands of people see your work each day by simply walking by. This kind of visibility creates a big customer list and huge monthly sales revenues. Our experience shows a full-time barber generates somewhere between $5,000 and $7,000 a month by the end of the first year...from a dead stop. A start up, in other words. The same barber generates more the second year and even more the third.
How Can You Keep Most of Your Sales Revenue?
Barbers are in big demand today. It is easy to generate lots of revenue cutting hair in a busy, high-traffic location. It is NOT easy to KEEP most of your revenues in a busy location. Did you know that many barbers in high-traffic locations just barely earn a living? Some actually lose money every month. How can that be? Like this. Many of those barbers pay out practically all the money they take in. "On what?," you might be thinking. Converting empty space into a barber shop now averages over $160,000. It costs a great deal more, if you want a fancy barber shop. In addition, they also pay the highest rent per square foot. Busy, popular retail locations are almost always the most expensive places to put a business in your market. Those are FACTS, not opinions. Here is another fact. After all the bills are paid to be in a high-traffic location you can find yourself earning LESS MONEY than you might earn by renting the third chair in a slow barber shop. This is a tragic and more common story than you might think.
Don't Just Churn Dollars. EARN Them!
The key to REALLY increasing your pay as a barber is to figure out a way to do two things at the same time; 1) Cut hair in a high-traffic location and 2) KEEP most of the money you take in. The Barber Stop organization developed and patented a way to do EXACTLY those two things. The Barber Stop single-chair shop makes it possible for you to cut hair in a high-traffic location, generate plenty of revenue and keep most of what you take in. Best of all, we are committed to sharing this new business model with the entire barbering industry. Some well-known industry leaders call Barber Stop the most significant innovation in barbering since the electric clipper.
Ivan Zoot Tours Barber Stop
Here is what Ivan Zoot (Clipper Guy); holder of 3 world records for hair-cutting has to say about Barber Stop. He made this YouTube video at a barber show in 2008. He is touring one of the original Barber Stops. New Barber Stop shops have a little more hip furnishings but, the video will give you an idea of what it is like inside. Disregard the telephone numbers you see in the video. They are old and out of service. You can reach us directly today by calling or texting Joe Sexton at (608) 397-0155.
Joe Sexton, Barber, Author & Co-founder of Barber Stop at the Natl. Assoc. American Barber Boards Meeting of West. Region
Our Success is Built on YOURS
The process goes something like this. We start by finding and talking to the best barbers. It takes the best because single-chair barbers have to do it ALL. Know all the cuts. Cut all kinds of hair. Do every cut flawlessly. You cannot hide behind the skills of other barbers in a single-chair shop. It's all you. If you like that idea, we will show you how to become the owner of a Barber Stop single-chair shop. There are lots of options.
While we build your Barber Stop shop, we help you find a high-traffic location. First we identify the best areas in your community. Then we find potential host businesses in those areas. If you want or need our help, we will coach you on how to approach these potential hosts with our new business model idea. You can even hire us to make the contacts, negotiate and document the agreement.
While we build your Barber Stop shop, we help you find a high-traffic location. First we identify the best areas in your community. Then we find potential host businesses in those areas. If you want or need our help, we will coach you on how to approach these potential hosts with our new business model idea. You can even hire us to make the contacts, negotiate and document the agreement.
More Than Just a New Place to Cut Hair
When your shop arrives it comes with an Operations Manual and Best Practices Guide Book. It explains and describes in detail EVERYTHING you need to become a financially successful single-chair barber shop owner. Barber Stop is MUCH more than just a new place to cut hair. It is an entirely new way to be a barber. It is a new and vastly more profitable business model. The Barber Stop business model took twelve years and over two-hundred thousand dollars to perfect and document.
Here is the best part. If you run into a situation you not sure how to handle, you are encouraged to call us. Barber Stop owners have direct access to the highest levels of the Barber Stop organization. Barber Stop owners are NEVER alone.
Here is the best part. If you run into a situation you not sure how to handle, you are encouraged to call us. Barber Stop owners have direct access to the highest levels of the Barber Stop organization. Barber Stop owners are NEVER alone.
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What Is In The Operations Manual & Best Practices Guide?
This book is 122 oversize pages long. It has three major sections and nine chapters. The following is a brief description of each of the three major book sections.
Section 1 is an economic analysis of the barber industry and its main competitors. It also includes an explanation of why many barbers struggle to convert their skills to money in the market place.
Section 2 is a complete description of Barber Stop, the three layer business model for this new, more profitable way to barber and a side-by-side comparison of the financial performance of the Barber Stop business model with the financial comparison of a compilation of over 7,000 traditional operation barber shops.
Section 3 includes information about how to get started on the path of Barber Stop barbering. It answers two important questions all readers have that are considering a change from the more traditional barber shop business model to the Barber Stop business model; 1) How do I obtain a Barber Stop barber shop? and 2) Do I have what it takes to be a Barber Stop barber?
This book is 122 oversize pages long. It has three major sections and nine chapters. The following is a brief description of each of the three major book sections.
Section 1 is an economic analysis of the barber industry and its main competitors. It also includes an explanation of why many barbers struggle to convert their skills to money in the market place.
Section 2 is a complete description of Barber Stop, the three layer business model for this new, more profitable way to barber and a side-by-side comparison of the financial performance of the Barber Stop business model with the financial comparison of a compilation of over 7,000 traditional operation barber shops.
Section 3 includes information about how to get started on the path of Barber Stop barbering. It answers two important questions all readers have that are considering a change from the more traditional barber shop business model to the Barber Stop business model; 1) How do I obtain a Barber Stop barber shop? and 2) Do I have what it takes to be a Barber Stop barber?
Barber Stop Network of America Membership
In addition to the Operations Manual and Best Practices Guide, your investment in a Barber Stop makes you a member of the Barber Stop Network of America. Everette Blaisdell and I started this organization to help barbers become more business oriented.
The barbering industry has too many artists and too few business people. The national chain store hair cutters have exactly the opposite problem. They have too many business people and too few artists. Here's the difference, national chain store hair cutters have 93% of the market. Barbers have only 7%. In other words, below average hair-cutters backed by people with better business skills have all but eliminated barbers from the market place. That needs to change. Everette and I are already changing that in our markets. We'll help you change it in yours if you give us a chance!
Membership in the Network gives you a direct connection to the founders of Barber Stop, their circle of trusted advisors and other Barber Stop owners/operators, everywhere. This puts you in a position to associate with and learn from some of the best business, business development people and barbers in the world. It also guarantees you a voice in the ongoing refinement of the Barber Stop shop and the Barber Stop business model.
The barbering industry has too many artists and too few business people. The national chain store hair cutters have exactly the opposite problem. They have too many business people and too few artists. Here's the difference, national chain store hair cutters have 93% of the market. Barbers have only 7%. In other words, below average hair-cutters backed by people with better business skills have all but eliminated barbers from the market place. That needs to change. Everette and I are already changing that in our markets. We'll help you change it in yours if you give us a chance!
Membership in the Network gives you a direct connection to the founders of Barber Stop, their circle of trusted advisors and other Barber Stop owners/operators, everywhere. This puts you in a position to associate with and learn from some of the best business, business development people and barbers in the world. It also guarantees you a voice in the ongoing refinement of the Barber Stop shop and the Barber Stop business model.
Everette Blaisdell, Barber, Author & Founder of Barber Stop, Inc. inside a Home Improvement Store in Grand Forks, ND
Our Mission
"Everette Blaisdell and I are licensed barbers and co-founders of the Barber Stop organization. We have invested more than $200,000 and 12 years of our lives developing a dramatically more profitable way to be a barber. We are now on a mission to take this new business model to the barbering industry to rescue, revive and rebuild it...one good barber and one good location at a time." - Joe Sexton, V.P. Barber Stop
Joe Sexton, V.P., Barber Stop
833 Sand Lake Rd, Onalaska, WI 54650
Call/Text: (608) 397-0155
Email: JoeSexton@BarberStop.com
833 Sand Lake Rd, Onalaska, WI 54650
Call/Text: (608) 397-0155
Email: JoeSexton@BarberStop.com
"Great Barbers in Convenient Locations"
