Well, Dear Readers, this is my last blog for Natural Touch Marketing. I’ll miss you.
Here’s some thoughts I want to leave you with:
You are better at marketing than you think.
Actually that’s pretty much it. One thought. All I want you to get out of all the massage marketing stuff I’ve written is that you’re better than you think.
Examining who your Ideal Clients are helps.
Understanding that advice is good, but that you need to make it fit your practice is vital.
But pretty much, you are better at marketing than you think.
Diana (Dear Diana!) is taking over Marketing Matters. She, unlike me, has actually been a massage therapist so that will be a nice change for you, I’m sure. Be dears all of you and tell Diana what marketing conundrum is currently taking up your brain space. Email her or leave a note on our Facebook wall.
All my best,
Eileen






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You will be missed!
Thanks, Maria.
I’m sorry to go, but am so excited about the changes. So it’s a yay/sniff thing. It would be great if you gave Diana a boost and some ideas about what challenges you may be working on these days.
Sincerely,
Eileen
I’ve enjoyed your point of view and wit so very much. Thank you!
Sherry
Oh thank you Sherry,
I’ll know we’ll be keeping in touch. I want to hear more about your new digs! They look marvy. Good for you for making the leap.
Well, /damn./
Not that Diana won’t do a smashingly good job, but . . . /damn./
But…but…awwwww…
You’ll be missed, Eileen. Thanks for sharing so much of your wonderful writing!
Eileen, you have become like a good friend and I have looked forward to receiving your posts in my inbox. I will miss your writing, your humor, and your sincerity. Thank you.
Gosh folks, thanks! You are all very kind. I do appreciate your thoughts and good wishes.
And there will be more from me. Just wait. You’ll see. I have Plans. ;D
Hope you’re still around so we can see more of your wit and wisdom (and humor!)
Thanks, Dave. I miss it already. I’m currently fighting against a business’ marketing inertia and learning a lot about how owners go into Marketing Denial. It’s an eyeopener for me, I can tell you.
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