Contact a marketing agency for spa owners and day spas
The form below is the one way in, because the agency has no phone line and no lobby of its own to walk into. Send it, and a reply about SEO for day spas, paid ads or the price sheet follows by email, with a call with our CEO if you tick the slot box.
Tell us about the spa and its menu
Give the spa's name and address, the services on the menu, and whether pages, ads or both are on your mind. The form asks only for your name, email and phone. Please leave guest names, allergies and personal details out of the message box and out of every other field; nothing a guest has told you belongs in a marketing request, and we never need it.
A line or two is plenty. Mention how many rooms and addresses the spa has, whether a seasonal package is coming, and whether the website is one you built yourself or one a designer maintains. If you already know a page or an ad you want to hear about, name it. If you do not, say so, and the call will start from the menu.
Which spa service should get a page first?
Which massage, facial or package should lead? Add the rooms or towns the spa covers and every site that already mentions it, and keep guest names, allergies and personal details out.
What to know about the form and the call
What does the spa contact form ask for?
Only your name, email and phone. Anything about a guest, such as a name or an allergy, should stay out of the form and out of any message you add. If a detail you are about to type is about a guest instead of the spa, leave it out.
Can a massage spa owner ask for a call instead of an email?
Yes. Tick the call slot box on the form, pick a weekday and a half hour, and our CEO rings at that time. Leave the box empty and we reply by email.
What should a day spa owner have ready before the call?
The address, the service menu and the rough number of rooms. A link to the current website and the Maps listing helps, since massage spa SEO starts with reading what is already there, and a list of the towns the spa serves saves a round of questions.
Does the first conversation cost anything for a facial spa?
The call carries no charge. Search work from $495 a month and paid ads management from $895 are priced on the price sheet, and a plan only begins when the spa says yes.
Lay the first stone with one call
That call settles which service gets a page first, which room or town follows, and which plan will carry the load.
Month to month. No startup fee. No contract.