Okay so I'm not going to hide behind a curtain or anything. I'm a massage therapist not a content creater but I started the group to have a place where massage therapists can get together, collaborate, share knowledge and build eachother up. But.... I think it would also be good to have some content as well. Maybe have some general courses in the classroom. I've been trying to come up with a structure for some stuff but man is it HARD! So I figured I'd ask you all since 50+ brains are better than one brain with divided attention. 🫠 I listed a few VERY GENERAL things below which you can vote on, but also feel free to leave comments below on specific things you are interested in knowing, learning. And @Lakisha Streater I like your comment on attachment sites so we may even do a few videos on that. 👏

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Welcome to our community! We are excited to have you here and we want to learn with you! Feel free to introduce yourself as you come in and let us know where you are from and what your focus in massage and bodywork is. As you can probably tell, this group is new and we're just getting started so if you have people you enjoy talking massage to or that you want to see in this community feel free to invite them! We have some awesome content becoming available soon and we hope you like it. Feel free to introduce yourself as you come in!

Hello massage masters, Quick question for the room, if you could only keep one app, tool, or resource for your content or business, what would it be? I’m always on the lookout for new tips and hacks to make running my business smoother!

Before I started my business, I was a mother working multiple jobs, always searching for ways to earn more because I had to take care of my family alone. As an only child and a single mom of two, giving up was never an option. One day, I stumbled upon e-commerce. It sounded like the perfect fit, no inventory, no shipping stress, and the freedom to work from anywhere. I went all in. It took me 3 months to set up my store (yes, I was learning everything from scratch 😅). Then came the hard part… Months 1 to 5 — no sales. I started losing hope, thinking maybe I wasn’t tech-savvy enough. I hired a “marketing professional” who promised big results if I invested heavily in ads. I paid about $700/month for 4 months, and still got nothing. At that point, I was ready to shut everything down. But then, something shifted. A friend who got help on Upwork suggested I try it too. After some vetting, I found a real professional who did a free store audit. That audit changed everything. Turns out: - My products weren’t trending. - My store wasn’t optimized. - And my design wasn’t appealing. We worked together to fix everything, new products, better branding, and a clear marketing plan. Fast forward 5 months later, my store now generates a steady income every month. 🙌 Below are my results from 5 months ago and my present result. I have learnt to always keep screenshots of my progress overtime. This experience taught me that sometimes, you don’t need to give up, you just need the right person to guide you and a willingness to learn.