Do any MTs get many Clients by having their own Website?

[BlackMamba]

I've had my website since November (less than 3 months) and have had a couple new clients, as well as selling a bunch of online GCs that haven't been redeemed yet (but those will be new clients as well).

 

[Cool B]

I don't include my web site for privacy reasons. A lot of times we post on this web site to vent or some discussions can be controversial (like my recent post about an underage couples' massage). I don't want the "characters" of these discussions to be easily identifyable.

same here.

 

[shain r]

I don't include my web site for privacy reasons. A lot of times we post on this web site to vent or some discussions can be controversial (like my recent post about an underage couples' massage). I don't want the "characters" of these discussions to be easily identifyable.

AHHHH!!! Didn't cross my mind.

Thanks.
Brian

 

[Jennifer W]

I'm just starting up a small massage office. Due to my schedule at my other jobs, I'll only be available 9 - 12 hours per week, tops.
What does an "average" website cost that is professionally done (set up and monthly)? I have no knowledge about that sort of stuff, and since this business is going to be very part time, I'm leaning towards doing a free website, like http://www.weebly.com. Anyone have any other recommendations? I'm sure I could find someone to trade for the set up of a website, but there are monthly costs, right? (Sorry to sound so ignorant!)

 

[cbgreene9185]

My site is a yearly fee but it breaks down to under $25 per month.

I know ABMP offers a website to it's members. Do you get a website through your professional association?

Brian