A.U.R.E. System

[Adrienne]

Oh MY! *lol* In one thread, we were discussing the absolute downside of using radio based music...and that seems when it is peppered with commercials.One chair massage company (I don't want to pick on anyone here, easy enough to find in "Employers" on this board)...is offering chair massage WITH commercials...using MASSAGE as a way of trapping people into the chair to listen! Innovative idea!...but I don't think I could ever go with that.  I loathed to be pushing products when people came into the spa for massage. I mean, I was very helpful and enthusiastic if it was something they were interested in or liked, and wanted to know more about. But I wasn't about to make a sales pitch before or after ...the person on the table was coming there to get AWAY from pressure.And I'm a merciless channel surfer in real life. I can't BEAR 6 minutes of commercials.What if the product they are offering is pure junk? The service is open for all sellers...*lol* I don't think I'd like to wind up being blamed for lulling someone into a bad sale.  :So any thoughts? Would you do it?

 

[Nikki Tesla]

I have seen these chairs too with speakers 5 inches (maybe closer) from your head.   I actually thought it was a very innovative idea like you did gutehands.  The set-up I saw was for a trade show.  People relax while listening to a particular company's message.   Seemed like a really cool way for people to experience your trade show booth.  To use it any other way just seems kinda crazy.  Although I'd like people to just be able to listen and relax while receiving work from me instead of popping their head up every 2 seconds to ask a question.    

 

[rocker4ever18]

Thanks for the feedback, terab. Interesting. I probably should try to attend a trade show to see how it works. *lol* I think there is less a chance of their popping up from your good massage to ask you a question,  more likely they'd ask to hear that commercial many times over again

 

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A.U.R.E. System

OMG - what'll they think up next. I thought that when I heard that some bozos in congress actually had the nerve to suggest a law that forbids fastforwarding of promos on movie DVDs was the pits, but this piped in massage message (or should it be message massage) is totally uncool. The person's getting a relaxing full body massage, he/she's jello on the table and is much more receptive to a sales pitch. YIKES!