I agree with Paul. Going to the source of future referrals is instrumental. Remember who you are talking with/writing to, and *briefly* get to your point. Perhaps invite them for a discounted (half price?) massage and interview so that you can discuss how massage would most benefit their patients. As far as 'wording' goes... trust yourself to describe your work well & rely on phrases that have particularly 'spoken' to you (perhaps from an instructor in school, or another ad campaign that inspires you). I wouldn't reccommend stealing phrases from anybody else's ads though. Just let them inspire you to try your own on for size.When we opened our last place, I had a logo and a motto that I was so proud of. It was on the envelopes & headed my stationery, etc. I felt it was the first impression they got of me.... before even reading my letters. It said;SAGE Therapeutic Massage.... The solution to stress is at hand.Brainstorm with someone that knows you well. Your logo/motto.... even your language in your letters, should truly represent YOU.Let us know what you come up with.Good luck!Jill/Sagetherapist