Massage Websites

Blogging about massage

Posted by Julie Onofrio on June 25, 2010 at 10:27 am

Last week I was sent an email announcing that my blog on my other site www.thebodyworker.com had just been put on a list of the top 50 blogs in the massage profession and they wanted be to put a banner on my site saying so.  To me that is just spammy really.  [...]

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Educating Massage Clients – types of massage

Posted by Julie Onofrio on March 21, 2010 at 10:39 am

One of  the most common questions I get from  massage clients are about the various types of massage that are out there.  In this arena I think massage therapists have what is called “The Curse of Knowledge” by Chip and Dan Heath in their book Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die
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Using Facebook to Promote Your Massage Business

Posted by Julie Onofrio on December 20, 2009 at 6:01 pm

Using Facebook to promote your massage business can help to connect you with new clients.
The best thing to do is to build a fan page for your massage business.  That way it keeps things separate from your personal Facebook page.  People don’t have to become friends with you – they just become a fan of [...]

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Massage Websites to Get Your Ideal Massage Client

Posted by Julie Onofrio on December 20, 2009 at 3:29 pm

Massage Websites and any kind of websites are a passion of mine.  Websites are really the best way to get new clients next to networking or word of mouth.  When people are searching for ‘massage, your city’ people will find you.  That means that they have already been looking and thinking of getting a massage.  [...]

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Two Key Elements of Massage Websites

Posted by Julie Onofrio on November 1, 2009 at 1:03 pm

The two key elements of massage websites are:

How you create and use keywords in your pages and in the metatags of your website
How you talk to your readers about what you do, what massage does.

After offering to review people’s websites for them for free in my last newsletter, two of the common problems I found [...]

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