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Call Center Manager

Saint Petersburg, FL ยท On-site +1

$3.0K - $5.0K/mo

Our diverse portfolio includes a range of premium medical spa and salon services, including ... We are seeking an experienced Remote Call Center Manager to lead our operations, drive performance ...

Call Center Manager

Saint Petersburg, FL ยท On-site +1

$3.0K - $5.0K/mo

Our diverse portfolio includes a range of premium medical spa and salon services, including ... We are seeking an experienced Remote Call Center Manager to lead our operations, drive performance ...

$16.20/hr

Connect with homeowners to support their home improvement projects, answer questions about ongoing work, and offer additional services. In this role, you'll make outbound calls to customers, discuss ...

$16.20/hr

Connect with homeowners to support their home improvement projects, answer questions about ongoing work, and offer additional services. In this role, you'll make outbound calls to customers, discuss ...

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How much do remote salon jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 30, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote salon in Florida is $15.74, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.21 and $17.98 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a remote salon?

A Remote Salon job allows beauty professionals to offer virtual consultations, hairstyling advice, skincare recommendations, and other salon services online. Instead of working in a physical salon, professionals connect with clients via video calls, chat, or other digital platforms. This setup provides flexibility for both service providers and clients, making beauty services more accessible. Many Remote Salon jobs focus on guiding clients in self-care routines, product recommendations, and tutorials.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the remote salon position?

To excel as a Remote Salon professional, you need expertise in hair styling, cosmetology, and customer service, usually backed by a cosmetology license or certification. Familiarity with video conferencing tools, online booking systems, and virtual consultation platforms is essential. Strong communication, adaptability, and the ability to build rapport with clients remotely are valuable soft skills. These competencies ensure clients receive high-quality services and personalized attention in a virtual setting.

What are the main challenges of working in a remote salon position?

One of the main challenges is providing high-quality consultation and style guidance without physical interaction, which requires excellent communication skills and the ability to clearly demonstrate techniques on camera. You may also need to navigate different home environments and adapt recommendations based on what products and tools clients have available. Staying organized and managing your time effectively is important, as remote work often involves a flexible schedule and self-motivation. However, many professionals find that these roles offer increased work-life balance and the opportunity to expand their client base beyond their local area.

What are the most commonly searched types of Salon jobs in Florida?

The most popular types of Salon jobs in Florida are:

What are popular job titles related to Remote Salon jobs in Florida?

For Remote Salon jobs in Florida, the most frequently searched job titles are:

What cities in Florida are hiring for Remote Salon jobs?

Cities in Florida with the most Remote Salon job openings:

Infographic showing various Remote Salon job openings in Florida as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 100% Full Time. Highlights an 100% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $32,729 per year, or $15.7 per hour.

Salon & Cosmetology Partner Coordinator

Sun City Center, FL โ€ข Remote

Full-time

Posted 24 days ago


Job description

Salon & Cosmetology Partner Coordinator

Salon & Cosmetology Partnership Outreach Coordinator

Organization: Lost and Crowned, Inc.
Position Type: Internship (non-paid)
Location: Remote, with outreach focused on the Tampa Bay region
Time Commitment: Approximately 3โ€“5 hours per week
Reports To: Founder & Executive Director
Schedule: Flexible, with some outreach conducted during regular business hours

Salon & Cosmetology Partnership Outreach Coordinator (Intern non-paid)

Organization: Lost and Crowned, Inc.
Position Type: Internship (non-paid)
Location: Remote, with outreach focused on the Tampa Bay region
Time Commitment: Approximately 3โ€“5 hours per week
Reports To: Founder & Executive Director
Schedule: Flexible, with some outreach conducted during regular business hours

About Lost and Crowned, Inc.

Lost and Crowned, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to restoring confidence and empowering lives. Through the Confident Crown Initiative, we provide free wigs and individualized support to people experiencing medically related and other qualifying forms of hair loss.

To expand our ability to serve clients, we are seeking a dependable and professional volunteer to help develop relationships with hairstylists, wig installers, salons, beauty professionals, and cosmetology schools throughout the Tampa Bay region.

Position Summary

The Volunteer Salon & Cosmetology Partnership Outreach Coordinator will identify and contact local hairstylists, wig installers, salons, barber and beauty schools, and cosmetology programs that may be interested in partnering with Lost and Crowned, Inc.

The volunteer will introduce the organization and its Confident Crown Initiative, explain available partnership opportunities, distribute approved outreach materials, schedule introductory conversations when appropriate, and maintain accurate records of all outreach and follow-up activity.

This position focuses on building a reliable network of qualified professionals who may support wig customization, preparation, fitting, styling, installation, education, volunteer service, student engagement, or other approved client-support activities.

Primary Responsibilities

  • Research hairstylists, wig installers, salons, cosmetology schools, beauty academies, barbering programs, and related organizations in the Tampa Bay region.
  • Identify professionals and institutions with experience or interest in wigs, hair-loss support, natural hair, protective styling, cranial prostheses, or community service.
  • Contact prospective partners by telephone, email, social media, or other approved methods.
  • Use Lost and Crownedโ€™s approved outreach language, flyers, partnership materials, and email templates.
  • Explain partnership and volunteer opportunities accurately and professionally.
  • Determine the prospective partnerโ€™s general interest, services, availability, location, and preferred method of follow-up.
  • Send interested professionals the appropriate volunteer application or partnership information.
  • Schedule introductory meetings with the Founder & Executive Director when requested.
  • Follow up with prospective partners according to the organizationโ€™s outreach schedule.
  • Maintain an organized outreach tracker containing contact information, dates, responses, follow-up needs, and partnership status.
  • Provide a brief weekly progress update summarizing contacts made, responses received, scheduled meetings, and next steps.
  • Represent Lost and Crownedโ€™s mission, values, programs, and clients with professionalism and sensitivity.
  • Protect confidential organizational, partner, and client information.

Potential Partnership Opportunities to Discuss

Depending on the professional or institution, partnership opportunities may include:

  • Donated or reduced-cost wig installation and styling services
  • Wig preparation, customization, cutting, or fitting
  • Volunteer hairstylist or wig-installer participation
  • Cosmetology student service-learning opportunities, when permitted and properly supervised
  • Hosting educational sessions or demonstrations
  • Referring individuals experiencing hair loss to Lost and Crowned
  • Displaying approved outreach or referral materials
  • Donating professional services, products, supplies, or salon space
  • Supporting special events, confidence-building activities, or community outreach

All formal partnerships, service commitments, public representations, and agreements must receive approval from Lost and Crowned, Inc. leadership.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Strong verbal and written communication skills
  • Comfortable making outreach calls and sending professional emails
  • Friendly, persistent, organized, and respectful
  • Able to communicate confidently with business owners, beauty professionals, school administrators, and community partners
  • Able to maintain accurate records and complete timely follow-up
  • Comfortable using Google Drive, Google Sheets, email, and online research tools
  • Able to work independently while following approved procedures
  • Interest in nonprofit service, beauty and cosmetology, hair-loss support, relationship building, or community outreach
  • Familiarity with the Tampa Bay beauty or cosmetology community is helpful but not required

Important Role Boundaries

The volunteer may introduce approved partnership opportunities and gather preliminary information but may not:

  • Promise payment, funding, clients, publicity, tax benefits, or a specific number of referrals
  • Approve a stylist, salon, school, or partnership independently
  • Sign agreements or negotiate terms on behalf of Lost and Crowned, Inc.
  • Determine client eligibility or access confidential client records
  • Arrange client appointments without authorization
  • Create or distribute unapproved organizational language or materials
  • Commit the organization to an event, program, purchase, or financial obligation

All prospective partners must complete the appropriate review and approval process before providing services on behalf of Lost and Crowned.

Measures of Success

Success in this role may be measured by:

  • Consistent and professional outreach activity
  • Accurate documentation of contacts and follow-ups
  • Growth in the organizationโ€™s list of prospective service partners
  • Completed volunteer or partnership applications
  • Introductory meetings scheduled with qualified prospects
  • Development of dependable relationships with salons and cosmetology schools
  • Timely weekly progress reports

Benefits of Volunteering

  • Help restore confidence and dignity for people experiencing hair loss
  • Build nonprofit outreach, partnership development, and community-relations experience
  • Develop connections with beauty professionals, salons, and cosmetology programs
  • Receive appropriate training, approved outreach materials, and organizational support
  • Obtain volunteer-service documentation and a professional reference based on satisfactory service
  • Contribute to the development of a growing community-based nonprofit organization

Learn more about Lost and Crowned, Inc. online.