I know, mention golf and it’s all about Tiger Woods, well not today.
I created a short list proving that golf is tailor-made for a successful Reflexology enterprise. Consider that golf is a game played by young and old, male and female, healthy and challenged. And, many golfers are ready, willing and able to pay nearly any price to improve their performance. Reflexology just may help.
I really enjoy golf and I was thrilled when one of my Reflexology students after attending my “Reflexology Business Class” found a niche market in golf. She liked golf and knew that golfers would pay nearly anything to shave a few strokes off their score. So now her Reflexology business is exclusively marketed to the golf community under the banner “Want to Score Better at Golf?”.
Her advertising materials – business cards, posters, ads, were distributed in the pro shops and notice boards in Edmonton’s abundance of golf courses.
By the way, did you know that some of the best golfers on the professional tour have their own Reflexologists and many others use the services of an Asian trained Reflexologist.
Jim Weathers a Green Beret has been healing people and especially the best golfers in the world for the past 25 years. He was introduced to the healing arts after being treated by a blind 84 year old Japanese doctor following a parachuting accident in Asia. Weathers studied Reflexology and Massage for two years under the 84 year old doctor at Tokyo University and he now specializes in Reflexology and Shiatsu massage. Weathers has been called a healer by Phil Mickelson, Jack Nicklaus and a host of the world’s leading golfers.
Start your successful Reflexology Golf business now –
Tip #1 – Successful enterprises target their market – a niche as I stated above.
Tip #2 – Golf is a great sport loaded with people passionate about improving their game.
Tip #3 – Make yourself known at your local golf courses, offer free mini promotional Reflexology sessions to the local pro & his staff who will be more inclined to help you with your promotions and marketing.
Tip #4 – Be unique and remember the time and money you have spent on your education and business. Charge a fee high enough to provide you with a living and a return on your investment.
Tip #5 – Get out on the course and play golf. It gives you a great opportunity to communicate with and understand the golfer as well as the game of golf. May even give you the drive and passion to excel in this market.