Save on MassageBook's new Promotions feature

11/17/2017

ABMP members receive 30 free days with all available features—and a choice of plans afterward, ranging from free to only $23.99/mo (up to a 50% discount for ABMP members). MassageBook massage and bodywork practice management software includes everything needed to operate a modern massage business, including online scheduling, a website, electronic SOAP notes and intake forms, email marketing, payments processing, and the newly released “Promotions” feature.

Mark Volkmann of MassageBook introduces the new feature:

“Most massage practices struggle to fill slow times on their schedules. Between late cancellations, low-demand days and times, and a lack of new clients, many find there's more white space in their schedules than they'd like to see. MassageBook massage practice management software's new Promotions feature lets you quickly create deals for any combination of service(s), time(s), staff, and gift certificates. These "deals" can then quickly be targeted and promoted across email, social media, the MassageBook Directory, and any other website.

This helps sell more gift certificates, fill empty spaces, and attract new clients.

We encourage you to learn more about MassageBook and the new Promotions feature. To get up to speed quickly, let MassageBook's staff get your holiday promotions online and selling!”

To learn more about how to structure promotions, coupons and deals to increase sales for your practice, read our special pre-holiday article guide filled with great ideas for promotions and deals you can create today.

—Mark Volkman, CEO, MassageBook

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