Appointment setting for a massage or spa business
Most spas never build the business side, and it is the steadiest revenue in the trade. Corporate chair massage sold to HR and office managers pays a flat rate for a half or full day and repeats quarterly. Hotels without an in-house spa need an overflow provider. Physical therapy clinics, chiropractors and OB practices refer continuously once a real relationship exists, and prenatal referrals arrive with a schedule attached.
Nobody does it because it is uncomfortable and slow. It takes forty to sixty dials to book one meeting, so an owner trying it between clients quits in week two.
Rates run $250 to $600 for a half day of chair massage depending on market and therapist count. One recurring corporate account can hold a slow month upright. Two weeks in, working means booked meetings with decision makers on your calendar, not a pile of cards. This stacks on top of consumer marketing rather than replacing it.