CLIENT EDUCATION BROCHURES
for Marketing your Massage, Bodywork or Spa Services Business

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• Universal Appeal
• Chair Massage Brochures
• Massage for the Family
• CAM Supportive Therapy
• Massage — Clinical
• Modalities
• Expanded Services
• Spanish & French Translations
• Personalization
• Prices
• 10 most popular titles
• Make brochures work for you!
• Hints

Click for Clearance Sale Brochures

Jointly created with TouchPro Institute's David Palmer, often called the "father" of chair massage, these brochures put years of experience and knowledge to work for you. Concise and readable language will motivate both new and old clients to implement and use chair massage. Whether you focus on chair massage in the workplace, at conventions or in smaller venues such as local businesses or government offices, these highly-targeted brochures will help you reach the clientele you wish to serve.

Extend your marketing reach with these professionally prepared brochures, and spend more time doing what you love...

Catch people's eyes with a rainbow of brochures targeted at health clubs, clinics, wellness fairs...or anywhere!

Chronic Pain and Massage: Breaking the Cycle — Spanish

On-Site Seated Massage for the Workplace — French

Enhance your professional image by adding your logo or business card image to your brochures.Use personalization to attract the people you most want to serve by adding a brief description of your focus of practice.

We can print your name, business logo, address and phone...or whatever you want on the back of your brochures in a 3" x 3" space (the size of a square Post-it).

There is a one-time fee of $30.00 to create your layout which you can reuse as often as you like, and a $.07 per piece print fee each time you print (including the first). Please note that the first time you personalize, it can add up to 2 weeks to your order. After that, if you reuse your layout it adds 3 days. If you're in a hurry, please ask us about options for rush service. See our personalization page for more information.

What brochures do people usually order?

Make brochures work for you!

• Send a welcome card to first time visitors inviting them to call if they have follow-up questions. Enclose a brochure that targets any particular issues that may have arisen during their appointment.
• In addition to displaying brochures in your own office, get permission to set up displays in referring practitioner's offices, health clubs, yoga and Pilates studios, community co-ops, senior centers or wherever the people you want to serve are likely to see and pick them up. Make sure people associate the benefits described in your brochures with you.
• Create a single-panel insert explaining your hours, rates, areas of specialization — whatever sets you apart. Or let us personalize the back for you. When networking with practitioners who may refer to you, reinforce your first impression with a follow-up letter or card and include a brochure that targets their particular concerns.
• Create interest in your practice by writing an article for the newspaper or your own client newsletter in which you encourage people to call you, without obligation, to request free brochures on particular topics.