COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN

 

PamEvery spa has a story to tell. Communications design involves the design and production of all media tools used by the spa to tell that story. Even though it is often ignored by the owner to the detriment of the business, use of these tools is an important element that will make the difference between financial success and financial failure. These tools include:

 

  •    • Logo and indentity

  •    • Spa  menu

  •    • Website and branded email

  •     • Business cards and stationary

  •    • Direct mail campaign

 


 

menu

SPA MENU - Your spa menu is the second most important tool in your communications and marketing arsenal. It takes your logo and expands your story to include your services and products and other information such as location, information about the owner, spa etiquette and methods of contacting you. The spa menu must be simple enough to appeal to the first-time spa-goer who really doesn't understand the spa world but would like to enjoy a facial, nail services or a massage. On the other hand, the spa menu must also entice the experienced spa-goer to expand the spa experience and try new things designed especially for them. An initial tri-fold menu that is 8 1/2 x 11 inches with a price card insert may be all you need.

 

AnchorSpa Tip: Aside from word of mouth, direct mail is the NO. 1 method of marketing your spa. It is relatively inexpensive and allows you to target your potential clients by geographic area using zip codes.

 

WEBSITE - More and more consumers are resorting to the internet to find out about local goods and services such as day spas. If you don't have a website, you will be at a definite disadvantage in the market place. Your website is in effect an e-menu which includes basically the same information that is included in your in-spa menu. Your website should be simple just like your spa menu and very user friendly. If it is difficult to navigate, the user will "mouse on" to another site. The look and feel of your website should tell your story and give potential spa-goers a good idea of the services and products that you offer. A website with five sections (home, services, products, about us, contact us) is probably enough to get you started.

 

Call 423 773-3382 or email:

harry@spabusinessassociates.com

 

 

LOGO AND IDENTITY - Your logo is the primary tool that presents an image of your spa and gives potential clients a first glimpse of your spa story using words, pictures, symbols or a combination of all three. Your logo should create an ambient hallo effect throughout your marketing materials - it is your name, your look, your visual feel - in essence, your logo is your identity- who you are. These important elements should be incorporated into all of your communications tools.

 


 

 

direct mail

DIRECT MAIL - Spa Business Associates, Inc., recommends three direct mail pieces that can be used for grand opening, birthdays and anniversaries. Again, these cards go a long way in saying who you are and should be professionally produced. In many cases, the grand opening direct mail card will be the first piece of advertising material that potential spa-goers will see. It is important that your direct mail cards convey your story, are pleasing to the eye and typo free.

 


 

COMMUNICTIONS DESIGN PACKAGE

 

Spa Business Associates, Inc., offers a comprehensive, professionally prepared communications design package that includes your logo, stationary, web site, spa menu and three direct mailers for one low, practical price. Includes software so you can make your own changes and keep your website up to date.

 


 

BUSINESS CARDS AND STATIONARY - The design of your business cards and stationary will say a lot to potential spa-goers, suppliers, spa professionals and  others about who you are. Again, your logo and vision should be incorporated into both of these items. Small as your cards and letterhead may be, they still reflect your image and are important elements in telling your story.

 


 

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