Aug 5, 2026 · 1 hr 48 min · 12 segments
**Angela Branch** is taking her beauty business to the next level by hosting events and spa parties – and it's paying off BIG time! In this interview, she reveals: How she got started with events…
Angela BranchGuestWickHostIt's a, it's a different level of, of luxury.
So the, let's just say when you had a team, how did you find these people? How did you find the massage therapist? How did you find the nail tech? Uh, you mentioned you had an event planner.
Uh, h- how did all that work out? How did you find these people? 'Cause that's one of the questions.
They're, they're gonna automatically say, "Well, how, how do I, what do I, how do I approach these people? How do I find them and, and h- go from there?"
But as time has gone on, like, the people I worked with in the beginning, a, I think, like, majority of massage therapists don't even do massages anymore.
So now I'm like, "Man, I gotta find more people." So in the very beginning it was, I reached out to coworkers.
[laughs] Um, but we gonna do stuff outside because it, you know, we in the open air.
It was summertime, so I was like, "We could be outside." Uh, so that's how I started.
But the last event I just did, um, I actually reached out to total strangers and just had to go based on their reviews.
I went, I didn't, I don't really go to anybody I, I don't see any, like, reviews.
So I'm in a, a different Facebook groups, and they recommend people all the time.
So I usually, while I'm searching and posting my own information, I'm looking at the people that they're recommending and saying, "Who is this person?" 'Cause if I wanna do business with them, I go check out their page, and then I'm like, "Okay, I'm gonna keep her name.
So if I need, if I have to do an event, I'll reach out to her and, and ask her if she wanna work with me." So that's how I started doing it now.
You know, and that's a really good idea, 'cause just earlier today, I was looking at different Facebook groups, and I think that's a wonderful way to find a team, right? Like for example, uh, the city I'm in is close to Sacramento, California, and there's a, a recommendation thing.
It's a, it's a different level of, of luxury.
So the, let's just say when you had a team, how did you find these people? How did you find the massage therapist? How did you find the nail tech? Uh, you mentioned you had an event planner.
Uh, h- how did all that work out? How did you find these people? 'Cause that's one of the questions.
They're, they're gonna automatically say, "Well, how, how do I, what do I, how do I approach these people? How do I find them and, and h- go from there?"
But as time has gone on, like, the people I worked with in the beginning, a, I think, like, majority of massage therapists don't even do massages anymore.
So now I'm like, "Man, I gotta find more people." So in the very beginning it was, I reached out to coworkers.
[laughs] Um, but we gonna do stuff outside because it, you know, we in the open air.
It was summertime, so I was like, "We could be outside." Uh, so that's how I started.
But the last event I just did, um, I actually reached out to total strangers and just had to go based on their reviews.
I went, I didn't, I don't really go to anybody I, I don't see any, like, reviews.
So I'm in a, a different Facebook groups, and they recommend people all the time.
So I usually, while I'm searching and posting my own information, I'm looking at the people that they're recommending and saying, "Who is this person?" 'Cause if I wanna do business with them, I go check out their page, and then I'm like, "Okay, I'm gonna keep her name.
So if I need, if I have to do an event, I'll reach out to her and, and ask her if she wanna work with me." So that's how I started doing it now.
You know, and that's a really good idea, 'cause just earlier today, I was looking at different Facebook groups, and I think that's a wonderful way to find a team, right? Like for example, uh, the city I'm in is close to Sacramento, California, and there's a, a recommendation thing.
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