Yesterday

[zianuray]

went well, I think -- only a dozen clients, but since I'd had practically no notice and no time to get signs up I'm not disappointed.  The store manager-on-duty was, predictably, the first one, but he seemed pleased and tipped well.  (For the area, and for the amount of time.)

Several people who didn't have time just then asked for my card, and 5 who did take time left either email or phone with a request that I contact them when i was coming back! 

I have access to pictures I can use for such things on the ABMP website; I will work up a flyer and post it on their corkboard next time a week or so before I go in.  So do I want hot/active/red colors for attention, or cool/calming/blue colors for relaxing?  Details, details!

Here's what I'd come up with so far:

Are you stressed?

(Who isn't these days?!)

 

RELAX

with a

Chair Massage

 

Here at MaMa Jean's

 

on Thursday, March 19

11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

 

No appointment necessary

 

 

Massage by My Name Here

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Standard Rates $1 / minute

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Comments

[hdsqrl.livejournal.com]

I vote for relaxing. :) I'd be leery of going to a spa done all in red and orange, heh. Add candles or something to your flyer, maybe... :)

[brotherwilliam.livejournal.com]

Hot red border and calming blue in the center.
If you use gimp, you can morph from one to the other...

brother william

[setfiretolife.livejournal.com]

Soothing colors only. No reds. Not even a border in red. Because "red light district" and it's jarring to see invigorating colors with something as soothing as massage.

Blues, greens, dark enough to be read from far away.

[miintikwa.livejournal.com]

I vote for mostly blue with a red logo or something to draw the eye. *nod*