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Marketing for massage therapists

Keep the table booked on Tuesday afternoons too

We build a site that books, keep your Google listing full of fresh photos and reviews, and run ads that fill the gaps in your week without discounting every slot.

Massage therapist working on a client's back in a warm treatment room

Your plan in

Massage Therapists in

Your Growth Website would carry a page for each service in each town you serve, starting with .

01How customers find you

How people choose a massage practice.

People looking for a massage usually want it this week, sometimes today. They search on their phone, scan the map results and lean toward the therapist whose photos look clean and calm and whose booking page shows real openings. Price, session length and the type of massage decide the rest. Gift card buyers are a different crowd: they shop before holidays and birthdays and want to buy online in a couple of minutes.

deep tissue massage near me
  • deep tissue massage near me
  • massage open today
  • prenatal massage therapist near me
  • couples massage gift card
  • sports massage for runners
  • 90 minute massage price

Examples of what people type. We research the real terms for your area before we build anything.

02Your website

A page for every massage service, in every town.

With a Growth Website ($2,000 one time), each service gets its own page in each town you serve. Here is what that looks like for a massage practice.

8services×6cities=48pages Google can show
yourbusiness.com
  • Deep Tissue Massage
    • Deep Tissue Massage in Phoenix
    • Deep Tissue Massage in Mesa
    • Deep Tissue Massage in Chandler
    • and the rest of your towns
  • Swedish Massage
    • Swedish Massage in Phoenix
    • Swedish Massage in Mesa
    • Swedish Massage in Chandler
    • and the rest of your towns
  • Sports Massage
    • Sports Massage in Phoenix
    • Sports Massage in Mesa
    • Sports Massage in Chandler
    • and the rest of your towns
  • Prenatal Massage
    • Prenatal Massage in Phoenix
    • Prenatal Massage in Mesa
    • Prenatal Massage in Chandler
    • and the rest of your towns
  • plus 4 more services, each with its city pages

Four things every massage practice site needs

  1. Live booking with real openings

    Your scheduler on every page, showing the actual slots left this week. Someone who sees an opening tomorrow books it on the spot.

  2. A session menu with prices

    Each massage type with the price for each length you offer and who it suits, so nobody has to message you to ask what deep tissue costs.

  3. Your license shown clearly

    Put your license and the training behind it on the site. It reassures new clients and makes it plain that this is professional therapeutic work.

  4. Gift cards anyone can buy online

    A gift card page that takes payment and delivers by email, live well before Valentine's Day, Mother's Day and December.

03Google Business Profile

Win the map, where most local choices get made.

Primary category to start from: Massage therapist. Then the details below, kept current every month for $499 a month.

Book button on the listing

Connect your booking link so people can schedule straight from Google. It removes a step for someone who already decided from the map.

Room photos in natural light

Post photos of the treatment room, table setup and entrance. Dim, moody shots look nice to you and unclear to a first-time client.

Posts for open slots and seasons

Use posts for gift card reminders, new therapists and last-minute openings. A listing that changes week to week looks open and active.

Your Massage Practice
★★★★★ Reviews
Massage therapist in your town
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Open · hours kept current
Services listed one by one
Photos added every month
Every review answered

Example listing

04Ads

How we would run your ads.

Each ad service is $499 a month. Your ad budget is paid straight to Google or Meta, never marked up, and you get a report every week.

Google Ads

For most massage practices, Google Ads should stay small and local: a few miles around the studio, the massage types you want more of, and the hours when you have openings. Gift card campaigns get their own budget in the weeks before Valentine's Day, Mother's Day and December. We track bookings and gift card sales separately, and block searches for massage schools and spa jobs.

Facebook and Instagram

Meta often matters more than Google for massage, because people buy gift cards and memberships based on photos and a good offer from someone nearby. We run ads to people near you around holidays and slow weeks, retarget site visitors with membership offers and keep the creative calm and professional. Copy speaks to relaxation and the session itself, never to anyone's injury or condition.

05SEO & AI Search

Answer the questions before they call.

SEO & AI Search ($499 a month) publishes the answers your customers look for, so Google and AI assistants have a reason to send them to you. Articles we would write first:

  1. Deep Tissue or Swedish Massage: Which One to Book
  2. What to Expect at Your First Prenatal Massage
  3. How Often Should You Book a Massage
  4. Massage Etiquette Questions First-Timers Are Too Polite to Ask
  5. How Our Massage Memberships Work

What people now ask AI assistants

  • What is the difference between deep tissue and sports massage?
  • How much should I tip for a massage?
  • Where is a licensed massage therapist near me with good reviews?

Busy and slow seasons

Gift card sales jump before Valentine's Day, Mother's Day and the December holidays, then those cards get redeemed in the slower weeks after. January and late summer can be quiet. Race season and the start of school bring regulars back into a routine.

The mistake we see most

Discounting every slow week trains clients to wait for a deal. Fill gaps with memberships, rebooking at checkout and last-minute openings instead. Keep your wording and photos clearly professional and therapeutic, because vague copy attracts the wrong calls and makes the business harder to trust.

06Pricing

Starter $1,499 or Growth $2,000 one time. Monthly services $499 each, or all four for $1,497 a month. 30-day terms.

07Your state

See this plan for massage in your state.

Pick your state and the page fills in your towns.

Common questions

Ask anything else on your free consultation.

I am a solo therapist. Is a $1,499 website overkill?

Not if it books for you. The Starter Website at $1,499 one time covers home, services, about, reviews and contact, built for phones, with your booking link and tracking installed. Hosting & Management is $99 a month and includes small text and photo changes, so updating your prices does not mean a new invoice.

Should we sell memberships on the website?

If you offer them, yes. A membership page that explains what is included, how unused sessions work and how to cancel gives clients a clear reason to commit. We build the page, connect it to whatever system bills your members and track signups so you know where they come from.

Do Google reviews matter for a small massage practice?

A great deal, because new clients often choose between nearby therapists on reviews and photos alone. Google Business Profile Management includes review requests and replies, and we keep replies polite and general, never mentioning anything a client told you about their body or health.

Can you run gift card ads just for the holidays?

Yes. Meta Ads Management runs on a 30-day agreement, so you can start it for gift card season and cancel with 30 days notice. We set up the campaigns, the gift card page tracking and the creative, and your ad budget is paid straight to Meta.

Talk to us about your massage practice.

Book a free consultation on Google Meet. We will look at your website, your Google listing and who you are up against in your area, then tell you plainly what we would do and what it costs.

Free call on Google Meet Plain answers about your market 30-day terms, no long contract
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