Celene Dupuis
Case Study
Overview
Celene Dupuis, owner of Revamp Salon Company, Canada since 2014, currently on Saskatchewan Fashion Association Board of Directors, and recognized for community contribution by Saskatoon Chief of Police Award and The Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Councils Waste Minimization Award.
Her drive to keep evolving led her to be a facilitator, notably at Redken Symposium, Las Vegas multiple years and Facilitating 2018 at the Redken Exchange, New York City. Helping inspire students as far away as Dubai remains one of her career highlights.
Her advice and knowledge is sought after as a Business Mentor at High Performance Salon Academy helping 10,000+ stylist globally earn, learn, and live best through education and coaching. Celene has been published in magazines worldwide including Canadian Hair Dresser, Flare, and HairDressers Journal London.
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Results
Got Celene featured in Entrepreneurs Herald - Top Inspiring Women List
Strategically got Celene placed on major media outlet to position her as an authority in her industry.
Tremendously boosted her press exposure, brand credibility, and Google search presence.
Got Her Featured In Entrepreneurs Herald Top Inspiring Women List
What Celene Has To Say
Celene Dupuis
CEO at Revamp
"Hey there! My name is Celene Dupuis and I am an entrepreneur from Canada and recently I worked with Sunshy Digital Media Agency and I wanted to share some of my results. So, first off, the reason that I wanted to work with them in the first place was to create some exposure in my community and specifically for targeting new hires. What I found is that, since the article came out I have been able to create a ton of connections right in my own community with other female entrepreneurs which was a huge goal. As well as I feel like it set me apart in our market and in our industry as one of the places that you should apply at because of the quality article and the assets that they sent to me after to share, I feel like we got a lot of traction with it and a lot of exposure in a community."
