Get a nice logo maybe including a scissor illustration. Create a favicon from the logo Hire a designer or buy a website templates/theme as a starting point fo

Get a nice logo maybe including a scissor illustration. Create a favicon from the logo Hire a designer or buy a website templates/theme as a starting point for your design. Themeforest.net has lots of options for a starting point. They have some good admin themes that might improve the app interface. Setup a pricing table/page. Something like http://www.bidsketch.com/pricing/ http://www.bidsketch.com/pricing/ Consider using Stripe.com for payments so you can easily get their credit card info up front and offer a 14 day trial. Playing around in the client interface it needs some work to make it easier to use . . . Refine the user interface and make it easier for them to add services, etc. Get feedback from your current users on ways to improve the app and get their feedback on pain points in their business for further improvements. And for marketing get their feedback on the features that save them the most time and what made them sign up for snipHQ. Then make those items the focus of your marketing. For marketing start posting articles of ways to improve salons and dovetail in how your software can help. Include more graphics/screenshots on the website to get potential clients interested. Once you have it up and running like a top consider approaching beauty brands to use your system. Their current system is dated and needs a refresh. Listen to StartUpsForTheRestofUs.com. Congrats! You have a SaaS app and paying customers now build on it. Good luck in 2013.