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All Blog Posts Tagged 'clients' (8)

Do you want to get new clients without spending an arm & a leg?

As a business coach, so many of the therapists I meet, tell me they are looking for new, easy ways to get new clients, and want to know what I suggest they do that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

Then I ask them the dreaded question,

"WHY do you need new clients?"…

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Added by Irene Diamond, RT on February 28, 2012 at 7:00pm — No Comments

One Word

I was wondering today how my clients would describe me in one word. In a small group that I am a part of, a friend of mine asked each of us to write one word to describe us. She then took photos of our hands. I'm not sure what she is doing with it but she is a talented artist so I'm sure it will be interesting when she is done.

My word… Continue

Added by Matthew Gibble on September 14, 2011 at 3:57pm — No Comments

Tips for Massage Therapists to Provide Massage Therapy to Special Needs Clients

Massage therapists often work with clients who have physical and mental disabilities, and they should be prepared to identify potential contraindications in order to best provide massage therapy to this population. Often, special needs clients may not disclose medical ailments or their need for accommodation until they arrive for the appointment, so it is up to massage therapists to be well educated about situations when it is, and when it is not appropriate to provide massage therapy… Continue

Added by Laurie Craig on January 7, 2011 at 1:01pm — 5 Comments

Ways for Massage Therapists to Keep Their Practice Fresh and Massage Clients Happy

Whether you have your own massage practice or are working as an employee in a spa or other professional setting, it is important to make a good first impression and then continue that reliable service each and every time you massage your clients. Too often, massage therapists forget what a session feels like from the client's perspective. These tips will help you keep your practice fresh and interesting for clients who come in just once, and for clients who you see once a week. These ideas are… Continue

Added by Laurie Craig on December 8, 2010 at 8:33am — 1 Comment

3 Action Steps to Increase Time & Profit

Are you feeling pulled all over the place?

Are you spending your days (and maybe nights!) spending your time flat out busy and not accomplishing anything towards your goals?

Do you feel like you are pulled all over the place operating out of chaos?

Are you frustrated that your staff just doesn’t GET it?

Are your clients not coming back as often as you would like?

Does your staff drive you crazy with questions?

Does your vision seem far out… Continue

Added by Shelene Taylor on November 16, 2010 at 3:00pm — No Comments

Addressing Your Massage Clients' Needs

Aside from effective massage techniques, one of the most important aspects to giving a good massage is to understand and address your massage client's needs. By fully understanding your client's issues, problem areas, and preferred treatment methods, you can be well prepared to address a number of the unique client-specific issues that you will encounter during your career as a massage therapist and will ready you for consistently giving a good massage.

Conduct an… Continue

Added by Laurie Craig on October 13, 2010 at 4:05pm — No Comments

A great resource to attract potential massage clients

I added a new post to my blog yesterday about a great resource that has helped to bring in a huge amount of clients to businesses all across America, including massage therapists and spa's.

www.MassageMarketingMentor.com

Check out the video's to see how powerful this resource can be for building your business!

~Ann Ross

Added by Ann Ross on February 12, 2010 at 1:03pm — No Comments

5 Ways to Make the Most of Your Current Clients

Lots of massage therapists I know talk about the need for getting new clients into their business. They feel that they just aren't seeing enough new faces in their doors or bodies on their tables. Perhaps the advertising and marketing vehicles they are using to attract new business aren't very effective. Or maybe the business' current clients aren't sending enough referrals their way. But while both of these situations are quite likely and deserve some exploration, I think it is really vital to… Continue

Added by Felicia Brown on August 27, 2009 at 9:00pm — 1 Comment