@Tammy Davis in the classroom. Here's the direct link. Great idea to connect it in the post https://www.skool.com/next-level-massage-academy-7047/classroom/bea04902?md=dceadd0f845b4412aa3bd501839eeed4

Aloha Tammy! That’s a big move. Adding a studio to your outcall business is going to be a game-changer for your schedule. I have an office in a chiro clinic too... here is what’s worked for me. 1. Take care of the staff Some of my best clients have been referrals from the chiropractor and the receptionist. You need to get them on your table for free. When a patient is checking out and mentions they’re still sore, you want the front desk to be able to say, "I just had a session with Tammy and she's exactly who you need to see." If they haven't felt your work, they won't know how to talk about it. 2. Eye-level marketing I put rack cards right by the door at eye level so people can't miss them on the way out. I personally highlight a 20% 1st-time offer specifically for the chiro patients. We will go over creating the perfect rack card in a later training, but for now, just make sure that offer is the first thing they see. 3. The "Soft Tissue" connection The best way to get the chiropractor to refer to you is to show them how your work makes their adjustments better. If the soft tissue is locked up, it’s just going to pull things back out of place. Once the chiro realizes your work helps the adjustment stay longer, they’ll start sending people your way naturally. 4. New patient outreach See if you can get a card or a voucher into their new patient intake paperwork. Being there from day one makes you part of their overall treatment plan instead of an afterthought. It sounds like you’re going to be busy. Good luck with the opening! Lets us know how it goes!