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Instagram templates for massage therapists
A massage account sells something nobody can see. The posts that book clients are the ones that explain a treatment, name what it helps, and then ask for the appointment — not stock photography with a quote on it. This set is built around that: photo-led layouts where your own room and your own hands carry the picture, and the words do the selling.
3 setsFrom $14Editable in free CanvaYours forever
What this account posts
- What a treatment actually does, in plain words
- Which massage to book for which problem
- Before-and-after and client results, without naming anyone
- Aftercare and what to expect the next day
- This week's free slots, and how to book them
- Price lists and packages
Who buys it
- Massage therapists working alone
- Mobile and home-visit massage therapists
- Massage studios and small spas
- Sports, deep tissue and pregnancy massage specialists
- Bodywork and wellness practitioners
The sets, compared
Free to read
Before you buy anything
- 5 min readInstagram for massage therapists who are not selling relaxationEveryone posts a candle and a folded towel. What actually fills a diary: naming the problem you treat, showing the room, and making the booking step obvious — without claiming to cure anything.
- 3 min readThe questions a massage intake form should askWhat to ask before a first treatment, how to word the health section so people answer it honestly, and the consent and record-keeping lines a form needs to be worth having.
- 3 min readWhat to post when you have no photos of your workYou do not need a shoot to post this week. Eleven post types that need no photograph of you, your room or your results — and how to make them look deliberate rather than empty.
- 3 min readWhat a clinic or studio website actually needsSeven things a first-time visitor looks for before they book, the four that make them leave, and why a one-page site converts better than a five-page one for a small practice.
- 2 min readWhat to ask in a first consultationThe questions that prevent the wrong treatment, the ones that stop a disappointed client, and how to end a consultation so the booking actually happens.
What buying one means
How it works
- 1
Pick a set
Instagram sets for spas, therapy practices and coaches — posts, stories and covers that already match.
- 2
Open in Canva
You get template links. One click copies the whole set into your own Canva account — the free plan is enough.
- 3
Swap and post
Drop in your photos and logo, change two colours. A month of content is ready in an afternoon.
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