Comments on: Enforcing Boundaries: How to Keep Clients Out of Your Personal Life https://thisuglybeautybusiness.com/2019/11/enforcing-boundaries-how-to-keep-clients-out-of-your-personal-life.html Backstabbing, bitchfits, and Botox...there's no business like the beauty business. Mon, 30 Dec 2019 17:54:01 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.5 By: Tina Alberino https://thisuglybeautybusiness.com/2019/11/enforcing-boundaries-how-to-keep-clients-out-of-your-personal-life.html#comment-34463 Mon, 30 Dec 2019 17:54:01 +0000 https://thisuglybeautybusiness.com/?p=18987#comment-34463 In reply to Carey.

Amen to that. I left Facebook in April, but had to have a personal account just to maintain the pages for my blog and the salon. I used a fake name to avoid being found my friends, family, colleagues, and clients–because if you’re there, they’ll expect access and be upset when you don’t give it to them.

]]> By: Carey https://thisuglybeautybusiness.com/2019/11/enforcing-boundaries-how-to-keep-clients-out-of-your-personal-life.html#comment-34439 Sun, 29 Dec 2019 12:52:31 +0000 https://thisuglybeautybusiness.com/?p=18987#comment-34439 With people playing out their lives with social media I find I’ve had to tighten my site settings. You must have a FB personal page before creating a business page. I invite new clients to my business page, not my personal page. But it recently became apparent judgy Judy’s are snoopers AND stalkers, and when she commented on my personal page it was immediately removed. When she brought it up over table conversation I politely explained in order to have a FB biz page you first (tons of people have no idea how these sites work!]….”but if you choose to cross into my personal life accept we may have to agree to disagree”. With the exception of one such snooper I’ve not lost any clients and table talk, for me, is less stressful because it’s been defined.

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