Here we go again Spa Battle at its peak !!!

[khan peer khan]

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-health-beau...ur/1334391412?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

 

[welldunn66]

To win battles in the spa business, it's a really simple formula.
Provide a good massage for the time a client pays. These skills include being able to simply ask the client how much pressure they want and apply it. Give the client their paid allocated time and use two hands for massage, not one handed on cell phone and noisy environment either with walk ins or co workers conversation.
Simple right?
Next, offer in room showers or at least a shower stall so the client can choose at least.
Offer debit payment at least too because some of us rush over after work and no time to go ATM. We would rather avoid third party ATM fees so we can pass the savings onto you via TIPS.
Nice attitude, great environment and friendly convenient amenities can easily set you apart from the crowd.

Anything else you do beyond the above seals the deal YMMV between you and the client will determine they repeat or not. You do not have to do it as when you got the basics right, your clientele grows just as well.

 

[Albertaman]

Totally agree with the simple formula. But the "real owners" behind the scene must be interested in actually running a successful long term business. Unfortunately some of these businesses are just money laundering operations, no fault of the masseuses. If the real owners are building a real business then they will ensure that the masseuses are earning at least 35% to 55% of the hourly rate (based on skills and length of tenure) and not just dependent on tips. If its a 'tips only' operation, the permits should be yanked and the managers (and owners... most likely untraceable as they are triad or other gang related) booked for running a bawdy house. True massage business owners would be hiring and training staff, and checking in on client feedback. As clients, we need to have zero tolerance for poor service. And if you know that the masseuse is working for tips only, do not patronize that location, period. It's most likely human trafficking. Show some courage and call in law enforcement.

 

[FredSanfordII]

This place is called Top 1 Massage or something like that. Stopped by to check out the place and who ends up being there Anna from No. 1 Massage (and Xiaoping). I asked her if the Top 1 and No. 1 Massage are the same owners and they are not the same owners. She's no longer working at No. 1. She said they are looking to hire more girls in the next few weeks. There are 7 rooms in the place. The front entry way looked clean. Didn't get a chance to check out the room. I declined a massage and said I was only passing by and wanted to check out the place.

So many No. 1 or Top 1 massage names, “If you ain’t first, you’re last.” — Ricky Bobby "save me Tom Cruise"

 

[MASSAGE.MAESTRO]

So many No. 1 or Top 1 massage names, “If you ain’t first, you’re last.” — Ricky Bobby "save me Tom Cruise"

Nice one!!! I might have to check out that movie again, and check out Top 1

 

[TBone]

Yep, Anna is one of the best around, friendliest lady you will meet.

Has anyone tried the other lady that works there, Vida?