Sentences with phrase «next time you walk through the door»

Next time you walk through the door, try to take in the salon with the eyes, ears and nose of a new customer, and ask yourself, «Is my business making the best first impression possible?»

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You know the saying «The devil is in the details» and I am impressed with details like staff seeming genuinely happy to have me walk through the front door; for taking the time to stand next to me and explain an estimate line by line; by coming around the counter to stand next to me even to have me sign the credit card receipt!

The next time you walk through one of those building entrances with an air curtain rather than a door separating indoors from outdoors, remember the cell boundaries of the earth.