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When it comes to satisfaction and motivation to succeed in our jobs, is it really all about the money?  After all, isn’t money the key reason people stay in their jobs?  You might be surprised to hear that this couldn’t be further from the truth.

Managing a group of independent practitioners can be a consuming task. Many practice owners spend the majority of their time playing ‘traffic controller’, trying to connect their independent practitioners ‘loose’ availability with client appointment requests. They commit to a clients appointment request, then try to find a practitioner on their ‘list’ that can take the appointment.

There is a more effective and efficient way ….

Social networking has become a phenomenon of sorts when it comes to communicating your message via the Internet. Social networking sites, such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn, provide a great vehicle to support and grow your SEO strategy. Best of all, they are free.

Read a summary of the May 2010 Massage Magazine article "Make the Web Work for You" published by My Receptionist president Jeff Noe.

We’ve all heard the old adage “Advertising you pay for, PR you pray for.”  Public relations is an important aspect to any well-planned marketing program.  Securing free press by the media can bring a great amount of attention and notoriety to your business and it is still the most credible form of marketing that exists. 

Will the "Big Box" chains affect you?

More and more business applications are moving to the “cloud computing” platform;  a term used to describe software that is provided over the internet rather than on a user’s computer.  Google has helped lead the cloud computing revolution in developing a suite of applications designed to support many of today’s most important business software needs.

As a client of massage for over 28 years I have experienced the amazing, good, bad and the ugly in the hundreds of massages that I have received.

Dealing with chronic pain, I’m typically a loyal client when I find a therapist that relates to me and provides relief for my pain. My time, money and dire need for pain relief do not allow me the luxury to accept anything less that my expectations being met.