Finding the right people to work with is super important as a massage therapist. So how do you interview to make sure you are on the right track?

Are you adding a new massage therapist to your practice? How do you get the word out?

Do you use LinkedIn as a massage therapist? Many do not but there is an opportunity to stand out as a massage therapist by tuning your LinkedIn profile to get more clients. We'll discuss a way to focus your profile that you may not have considered before.

And what does "RTFM" mean?

Chances are there are other massage therapists in your area. How do you view them? As competition or colleagues?

Massage liability insurance is often misunderstood. We get questions about it all the time. So we sat down with Les Sweeney from ABMP to talk it over.

We've talked about email marketing in some previous webcasts (available in the content library). There's a lot you can do with email to market and grow your massage practice. If you're ready to take it to the next level, you may be ready to try A/B testing and/or segmenting your emails.

Are you finding it exhausting to keep up with social media as massage therapist? Let's talk about one simple trick that can help you maintain a business presence on social media without breaking a sweat. Page A Day Calendars Desk Calendars Amazon

Remember all that stuff you were taught in massage school about keeping client contact at all times and doing all those things to maintain an atmosphere of zen and consistency? Yeah, about that… Episode 4 reference: How to Ask About Pressure in the Middle of a Massage

We see all types of massage clients with different views, opinions and values. Sometimes they may say something that we don't agree with and don't think is right (like a racist remark). How do you deal with this? NPR just published a great piece about this topic:Hear Something, Say Something: Navigating The World Of Racial [...]