Author: Julie Onofrio
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Massage Franchises: The Impact on the Profession
After reading an article in Massage and Bodywork called “Massage Franchises – The Impact on the Massage Profession” , I was at first deeply saddened thinking that it might all be true – that the self employed massage therapist was in danger of becoming extinct! (Well that’s what the article said anyways!) To me, being…
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Retaining Massage Clients – Keep Clients coming back.
Retaining massage clients is the heart of a massage business. When people come in regularly for massage you can build a solid foundation for your massage business. People come in for various reasons – stress, pain, injuries. They need different types of massage for different times in their lives. Getting people to come in once…
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Ideal Massage Client? Is there such a thing?
Who is your ideal massage client? The first step in marketing your massage business is finding out just who your ideal massage client is. Most massage therapist start out just thinking that they will work on everyone and anyone who calls or shows up on their table. In some ways you might actually have to…
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Reflexology. False claims are rampant.
Reflexology is NOT a type of massage. It is a type of hands on therapy that addresses the feet and hands and assumes that there are reflex points on the hands and feet that when worked on will change other areas of the body. It is different than just regular foot massage. There is also…
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History of Reflexology
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