Clients will often give us positive feedback during or after a massage. How do you typically respond without feeling awkward?

Can Pinterest help your massage business? What about other social networks? Do you worry that you're missing out if you're not there? Eek! Resources referenced in this episode: The Top Social Media Sites That Matter to Marketers

Everyone likes saving money. In this episode, Allissa uncovers some creative ways to stretch your dollars a little further in your massage practice.

Online reviews can have a significant impact on how prospective massage clients find you. Learn how to build reviews into your business model so you attract more.

A unique and creative way to get more clients… take vacation!

We received a lengthy set of questions from one of our listeners that had so much great material for discussion that we decided (with her permission) to dig into it in this episode. It's all about the details and logistics of hiring employees for a growing practice. This one is on the longer side but [...]

While not everyone is interested in putting on workshops and wellness events, informal teaching can be a great way to expand your massage practice and serve new clients. We discuss some ideas in this episode.

Differentiating your practice can be tough if you work in an area with a lot of other massage therapists. We discuss some ways that you can stand out from the crowd.

Allissa rants about online scheduling for massage therapists and sets the record straight about the myths surrounding it. We bust some of the most common myths like: I can't screen my clients with online scheduling! I'll lose control over my schedule! What if the interwebs break???

When clients ask you about your competitors and massage chains, what do you say? Do you say nice things about them or stay neutral?