Massage Marketing Rebellion

Pet Massage Marketing

OK, I can't help but giggle as I write this because this is just purrrrr fun!

If I could loop this little video clip for a 10 minute length, I think it would make all pet owners chuckle and feel better about how much they love their pet!

Now I know that your curious, but before you watch this video clip I want you to imagine it playing in the window of a Pet Massage place. If this isn't a great marketing piece for the pet market niche . . . I don't know what is!

Go ahead . . . get a smile!  It's purrrfect therapy.

Marketing Massage & FaceBook.com

Looking for fellow massage enthusiasts on Facebook.com

Facebook.com is a place I hope to find more and more massage enthusiasts and therapists alike, so I started a new Facebook group today for massage friendly.

If you haven't heard of FaceBook.com, you will, as digital social networks abound as fertile ground for both community connections and special interest niches.

My goal of course is to create more community and conversation between massage enthusiasts and you professionals. And, my hope is that the enthusiasts will share more of what they like and don't like, and need or don't need from massage as an experience.

Another Massage Yahoo Group

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Massage in the News

Brief but beautiful, massage and acupunture show up at Qualcomm Stadium for SoCal fire victims.

See article

It's good to see massage in the news in this context.

And for those more fortunate . . .

National Massage Therapists Week

In gratitude to all who give to the field of massage.
For the healing work that releived my pain.
For the inspiration to find meaning in safe touch.
For the thousands of massage therapists that conitinue to raise awareness.
For the role model of leaders in the field.
For the many differing perspectives on what massage work means.
For the passion that seems unstoppable.
For Massage Therapists everywhere.

Thank You.

You have all contributed to my health, my wealth and my happiness.

Happy National Massage Therapist Week

Best of success to you!

~ B ~
rebelmassage@yahoo.com
http://www.massagemsoi.com

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Massage Statistics: Growth is Evident

OK massage opportunity naysayers, pessimists and frustrated newbies. Gather round and check the map, n8touch and Massage Envy are crossing the great divide, creating more possibility on their way.

You can fuss and you can fidget, but massage is growing and innovators are making a mark. Far from the weak whispers of "what's a masseuse?" and "do you do happy endings?", these corporate chains are unabashedly grabbing up their share of pie . . . and furthering the acceptance of massage on the way.

Don't be surprised, we knew this would come with the future of massage. Do be enthralled as their great homework and industry study now make evident the numbers that Independents and small business massage don't always see, so check out the massage statistics that reveal our massage growth.

Massage News: Massage for Pain Management

More Americans are Turning to Massage for Pain Management.

A recent article found in Yahoo Finance, speaks to the facts found in a recent survey conducted by the American Massage Therapy Associations. The tag-line for the article beams: Massage Therapy Grows as Overall Wellness Tool, Especially Among Baby Boomers.

And, as I've mentioned before there's opportunity in store.

Massage Trends: Marketing the Machine #2

Do massage chairs detract from massage therapist marketing efforts? Do they turn regular clients away from our quality touch?

I don't know about you, but I can't help but wonder where the massage practice of the future may go. How do we adapt to the influx of personal massage products when we are trying to find more clients and boost our incomes?

This may make you sweat . . . but I see opportunity.

Market flooded with massage therapists

One member of Massage Marketing Rebellion Yahoo.Group responds to the statement above:

"I disagree that the market is flooded with massage therapists.  Massage has such wide ranging applications.  Every professional and collegiate sport organization should have Massage Therapists on staff.  So should hospitals, oncology practices, Physical Therapy offices, dental offices, and ob/gyn offices.  Sure, these should be more advanced practitioners, but they should command a decent salary.  There should be more massage group practices out there as well."

Would you agree?

What are your thoughts on this topic?

Massaging the message:

OK.  It's a little off topic yet I thought this article pertinent to the species.

If you love doom and gloom . . . DON'T READ THIS!

If you have even an inkling of faith in humanity . . . well, here's a few reasons to look forward.

Read this article, and then join Massage Marketing Rebellion Yahoo Group . . . there's a future for your massage!

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