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holistic beth

Posted 2007-02-26 4:23 AM (#78732)
Subject: Keeping in touch with clients

What is the best way to keep in touch with clients when running your own massage therapy practice? Are newsletters, postcards, or e-mail the best method? I would appreciate any input

Beth Everett
The Holistic Alliance
http://www.ZingMT.com
805.882.1825

Shiva

Posted 2011-01-26 7:36 PM (#202408 - in reply to #78732)
Subject: RE: Keeping in touch with clients

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Yeah, I think email is the best way. A newsletter is key. However, there are still a few people who just don't use email. So you might want to have them on a separate list and send out a few snail mailings to them if you have important messages (like, will be gone for the month of march, etc).

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