Build a Successful Practice
There aren’t many times when I suggest offering free (or even discounted) sessions. But there are times when doing so can directly build your business. In today’s post, I talk about each of those three times and why it can be so helpful to your business and to client retention. I think it’s important . . . Continue Reading…
Here is the podcast episode Amber Cook and I recorded (along with our lovely YouTube listeners) on Friday. If you’re reading this via email click through to the post to listen. Amber took the time to interview me about the origins of my own practice and about how Your Massage Practice came about. We also … Continue Reading …
Bringing in new clients is a must-have. Whether you’re just starting out and have one client or you have a solid client base but want to grow it, today’s post is for you. And I can’t let this post go without this note: remember that it stinks to constantly be on the “I need new … Continue Reading …
Having strong processes in place in your business: helps keep you out of overwhelmbroadcasts your professionalism to potential and current clientscreates flow and momentum in the growth of your practiceis just good business Your processes matter (it’s why I harp on them so much!). :} In today’s video I talk you through the three essential … Continue Reading …
It happens! Clients come in for a session and you’re not sure how to navigate the difference between your personalities. No problem. A huge part of learning to really own your practice is learning how to handle yourself professionally . . . even when it’s so awkward it makes you sweat. (Note: I am not … Continue Reading …
As you all know, I harp on chart notes (SOAP notes) a lot. That’s because they really can make or break client retention . . . as long as you actually write them and use them! This question came up last week about HOW do I get myself to do them consistently. This is a … Continue Reading …
There are three things that I think are essential to being successful in growing and running your massage practice (or any business): steadfastness willing to work with the tedium of business ownership, and flexibility In today’s video I pull apart each of these things and give you examples from my own practice about how they … Continue Reading …
If you want to have a thriving massage practice, you need to be able to talk to your clients about coming back for more sessions . . . after every single session. This does NOT mean you launch a sales pitch after every session. And it definitely does NOT mean you should be pushy or … Continue Reading …