WHAT IS ON-SITE MASSAGE?
What is on-site massage?
Massage provided at workplaces, events, or public settings
What is an independent contractor?
A self-employed therapist managing their own business
What is word-of-mouth marketing?
Clients referring your services to others
What is a business proposal?
A document presenting your services to a company
What is essential equipment for chair massage?
Portable massage chair
What is the main goal of on-site massage?
Reduce stress and improve employee wellness
What is an employee in massage therapy?
A therapist hired by a company with structured payroll and systems
Name one marketing tool for massage business
Social media, business cards, networking
What should a proposal include?
Services, pricing, benefits, and contact info
Why is setup efficiency important?
Limited time between clients in on-site environments
One major benefit for clients?
Reduces stress and muscle tension quickly
One advantage of being a contractor?
Flexibility and income control
What is an elevator pitch?
A short explanation of your service and value
Why do companies hire on-site massage providers?
To improve employee wellness and productivity
Name two essential supplies
Sanitizer, wipes, towels, lotion (optional)
What position is the client in during chair massage?
Seated, leaning forward on a chair
One advantage of being an employee?
Stability and less administrative responsibility
Why is networking important in on-site massage?
It creates access to events, companies, and repeat clients
What is a service agreement?
A written contract outlining expectations and terms
What is a massage booth?
A designated space for providing on-site massage
Why is on-site massage popular in corporate settings?
It increases productivity and reduces workplace stress
What is hybrid work in massage therapy?
Working both independent gigs and employment positions
What is a referral system?
A structured way to reward clients for bringing new clients
Why is professionalism important in corporate settings?
It builds trust and long-term contracts
What is one common setup mistake?
Poor organization or missing supplies