World Reflexology Week presents an incredible opportunity for all reflexologists and tutors around the world to share and showcase this amazing treatment with the public.
Some ways you may promote reflexology and your business include:
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- Hosting taster treatments;
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- Giving a talk to a local group (this could be online or in-person);
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- Writing a blog;
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- Contacting a local radio station to talk about reflexology;
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- Sharing information on your social media pages.
There has never been a better time to promote reflexology as more people are seeking out ways to boost their well-being following the challenging few years everyone has lived through. My treatment room has welcomed more new clients this year than ever before!
If you would like to promote reflexology and your business during WRW, you have a couple of weeks before the event to plan and also create your social media posts.
Whilst you are planning your social media posts think about what information you want to share with your followers, how you can solve their problems and what your goals are.
Here are some ideas to get you started….
(1) Start of World Reflexology Week – Post One
Share details about WRW and how you will be celebrating it in your business. For example, if you are hosting events in your treatment room, giving a radio interview in the week ahead, running a competition, or offering taster treatments – you could share a preview about these and build the excitement.
(2) Post Two
Share with your followers why you became a reflexologist. Your audience will love to read this and learn more about the person they visit, or may visit for a treatment. Sharing your story will help people to connect with your business more, as it makes it more personal. You can read my story on Instagram.
(3) Post Three
Share some cool facts about reflexology – or bust some of those myths that are out there!
(4) Post Four
Show off your treatment room and where your clients will relax. Sharing your space is important as some potential clients may be nervous and this can put them at ease about what to expect. Don’t forget to share details about how they book in with you (remember your goals). You could use photography or video here.
(5) Post Five
You could run a competition to win a treatment (don’t forget to check Meta’s guidelines if you do this), or you could post content to say thank you to your followers – something to end the week on a high.
When planning your World Reflexology Week social media content, remember to make sure that it will connect with your local target audience, and it matches your goals.
Good luck, enjoy celebrating World Reflexology Week and have fun showcasing your business.
Kelly x
Kelly Hainsworth is the founder of Love Reflexology, a mentor – and a successful reflexologist – with a passion not only to support her clients, but all reflexologists within their businesses. She provides business mentoring and social media workshops to help therapists and tutors create the business they desire. To work with Kelly head to her website.
Thanks so much for your most insightful information, packed with great tips. I really appreciate it.
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment Angela, I am so pleased you found the tips helpful. Wishing you a great World Reflexology Week.
Thank you for the tips. I think I will use them, just as you wrote them down:) Personally post two will be the hardest, since it’s really personal story, but I think it will be really good to let it out. I will definitely tag you. All the best
I am so pleased you have found the tips helpful for World Reflexology Week. When sharing your personal story, share what you feel comfortable with – remember you don’t have to reveal every detail. Good luck and I will look forward to reading your post, Kelly