massagebuff

Thanks for all the feedback guys!  I agree with Michael about not bugging old clients about signing up if they've only been sensual clients all along.  Also thanks for the thumbs up for masseur finder and caution re: rentmasseur.  I'll be sure to ruthlessly promote myself here when I get situated!  All the best!

Thanks for all the feedback guys!  I agree with Michael about not bugging old clients about signing up if they've only been sensual clients all along.  Also thanks for the thumbs up for masseur finder and caution re: rentmasseur.  I'll be sure to ruthlessly promote myself here when I get situated!  All the best!

Thanks for all the feedback guys!  I agree with Michael about not bugging old clients about signing up if they've only been sensual clients all along.  Also thanks for the thumbs up for masseur finder and caution re: rentmasseur.  I'll be sure to ruthlessly promote myself here when I get situated!  All the best!

As someone who has enjoyed meeting masseurs even after they transition from a sensual experience to a strictly therapeutic session, I think you should wait for the clients to come across your ad and reach out to you. I don’t like when I’m solicited for scheduling a massage unless I asked to be contacted (for the out of town visitors) although I recognize that may be a personal issue and not applicable to others. 

I'd go with an ad on Masseurfinder with pictures of your clean & professional working space, pictures of you that don't leave any doubt about the type of massage, very clear TEXT stating that you are a LICENSED masseur offering high quality professional THERAPEUTIC massage only, and PRICING APPROPRIATE for this type of massage (if you list $150 or higher, that sends a wrong signal). I would NOT post an ad on rentmasseur even if only the therapeutic box is checked because just being there generates doubts. Cheers and good luck!