by Deanna Sylvester | 10 Nov 2014
(Today’s blog is adapted by permission from two Natural Touch Marketing articles originally published in 2013.) To actually create a successful marketing strategy, you need to do some background research. Your research may produce many ideas, but don’t let it...
by Massamio | 23 Jun 2014
What Facebook activities are most effective for my business? What should I avoid doing on Facebook? What are the most important things to be doing as part of my massage therapy marketing on Facebook? I hope to answer some of these questions that many massage...
by Massamio | 10 Mar 2014
Whether you’ve been practicing massage therapy for a while or you recently graduated from massage therapy school, you understand the importance of getting the word out about your business. After all, we’re always looking for new clients. You’ve heard...
by Massamio | 18 Feb 2013
There’s no question about it, people are consuming visual content at a rapid pace and there doesn’t seem to be any signs of that changing. Video is huge on the internet. And using video as part of your massage practice marketing is a no-brainer. Why video? For most...
by Massamio | 04 Feb 2013
Facebook is by far the largest social network out there, and it just recently hit the one billion users mark. The main reason people join Facebook is because … well, everybody’s on Facebook. If you’re not on Facebook, you might miss out on party invitations,...
by Massamio | 07 Jan 2013
Staying in touch with old clients can be really difficult. But we know that reaching out them is a great way to remind them how much they enjoy getting a massage and that they need to book an appointment. Sometimes a call is a nice, personal touch, but a phone call...
by Massamio | 22 Oct 2012
Chances are, you’ve heard some statistics about mobile devices. More people than ever are using mobile devices to access the Internet. If you’re not familiar with how quickly this is happening, here are a few statistics: 1.08 billion of the world’s 4...
by Deanna Sylvester | 06 Mar 2019
Advertising is designed to capture attention, build name recognition, increase knowledge, and get people to act. Sounds good, right? All you do is pay somebody else to tell people to buy your services. But hold on for a minute. According to the book Advertising and...
