Car Magnets to Advertise for Chair/Corporate

[brown6027]

I am considering buying a few car magnets to advertise my chair business. Does anyone have any experience with advertising chair massage this way? I have not had much luck sending out info packets to benefits coordinators at offices, so I thought this might help me get my foot in some doors. I am a bit concerned about advertising to the "general public", but my thought is that if the session is in an office setting, my safety would not be as compromised.
Thanks!

 

[Thornita]

Office Managers and HR types tend to be the decision makers for such services.

If you are having no response in direct mail to them, what makes you think investing in a broader audience will yield better results?

 

[Wendy Williams]

My thought is marketing to the end user. I believe that if employees within the company are behind you and can "introduce" you to the decision maker and let them know that there is interest in such a program then it would give the proposal more weight.
Thank you for the advise. I have also sent packages to HR & managers based on who I was told to send it to when I initially contacted the company. I have a regular chair "gig" that my contact person is the building manager that works for the complex, not the company. Strange, but true.

 

[RealEstate]

Strange, but true.

Not at all strange. Tenants need to be kept happy. Most of our residential work is from a contract we have with a major rental community management company. They give free massages to residents who renew their leases.

 

[Please Answer]

Wow! I hadn't considered marketing to a residential mgmt company. This is a commerical building that AT&T (the clients) leases I was referring to. Now my wheels are turning in a whole new direction... Thanks!