Mobile Spa's

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Comment by Bridget Turnbach on March 10, 2010 at 9:33pm

Sam, great question. When I send a thank you to my clients I ask them if they would like to post a comment about their experience with my mobile spa I embed a link in the email or a long hand thank you note (whats that?) to a tinyurl address that posts to my posturous account and then gets spread out all over my social networks.

Comment by Samantha J. Bennett on March 8, 2010 at 10:05pm

Question for you all:
For those of you that list on marketing material or on your websites- those people that give you testimonials or feedback on your MT services or skills - do you have them sign consent forms before you publish them or no?
And if yes- what do you write out for them to sign?

Comment by Bridget Turnbach on February 18, 2010 at 5:01pm

Gloria ~ See new discussion

Comment by Bridget Turnbach on February 18, 2010 at 4:59pm

Kevin ~ I owe you a phone call right! I like your idea and if you do to I would go for it. I think the RV Mobile Spa's work well at sporting Events, concerts, golf outings, larger venue's for the one on one client home Visit perhaps not so much. Depends on which direction and group you are looking to home in on.

Comment by Samantha J. Bennett on February 18, 2010 at 1:41pm

Kevin- not at this time. I've researched the possibly of it quite extensively, but I haven't been able to make that leap of faith in this economy (and due to my money situation). It was a bad inbetween time, but I had tried to start a shop MT business before moving to where i am now, it's been a few years ago and wasn't worth it to continue though. Kinda bidding my time and waitin for that right moment. :)
That's good though you all have decent weather- i'm here in Missouri so i was just thinking about trying to do something like that like you mentioned and freezing my clients out on their walk back inside in the winter. That was a bad image...lol...It'd be handy so you can set your own mood and take it to offices as a get away for employees, or what not and i like the safety factor (considerably lower than an in home when you can't control the factors so much). I did know of a lady that tried to start something like that around here (with massage and tanning- imagine that)- but hadn't heard anything else about it so i don't know if it feel through or what. I wish you lots of luck though in whatever you decide! Hope it all works for you! tc

Comment by GLORIA SINGLETON on February 18, 2010 at 11:48am

What's the best way to advertise yourself with doing mobile massage?

Comment by Kevin Cantrell on February 18, 2010 at 11:39am

I am from Alabama its useully fairly decent weather year round somewhat mild winters the summers can get a little warm. as far as $$$ wise im not well off ive been unemployed seince 2007 when i had a stroke. I am looking forward to getting my license and getting started and I appreciate any advice i can get. Ms. Bennett do you have a mobile spa??

Comment by Gloria Coppola on February 18, 2010 at 9:10am

To all of you interested in a mobile spa. Bridget who created this group is a former student of mine. SHE IS AMAZING! Listen to her advice. She created an amazing business. Congrats Bridget!

Comment by Samantha J. Bennett on February 17, 2010 at 11:43pm

In my eyes- it would depend how well off $$$ wise you are. If it's something you could fairly easily undergo doing right now with no built clientele base, or if it'd help to have that clientele base built up a little/ and extra MT hours and experience for you when you start. gl in however you choose!
PS. I haven't looked where you are from yet- but if you have cold or harsh winters I'd re-consider the travel trailer and decide to do homes as well anyways!

Comment by Kevin Cantrell on February 17, 2010 at 12:26am

I am getting close to graduating from massage school and i want to start a mobile spa of a different style and was wanting to know what the best way to go would be best. By different style i mean that instead of entering the customer's home i want to use a travel trailer that has been stripped except for the bathroom facilaties and the closet. My questionis is should I start out working for "land-based" spa and bulid up my clientle or just step off into it?

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