Mobile therapists: success stories?

[sunflowerfi]

I'm in need of a bit of motivation. I'm jus starting up as a mobile therapist and dream of earning enough to make it my full time job.
Has anyone done this successfully x

 

[Alisha-Marie]

I am in the exactly same position, I am looking to work alongside my full-time job until I build a large enough client base to drop to Part Time and then inevitably take over mobile Full-Time. My main concern is the lack of money which can be made as a Mobile Therapist

 

[Karina B]

I am just starting out too as a side line hoping to build up to full time. I "go live" early June however am feeling really positive because I am mentioning it in person to everyone.

I am working in a pub for a bit of pin money and have mentioned it, all the ladies have been interested and helping spread the word. I mentioned it in nursery, they spoke to me about how to reach out to the local mum's.

I have been surprised how quickly everything has gone and now desperately need to get some leaflets and business cards printed.

Just talk to anyone you can! Spread the word.

 

[mez]

Hi
Iv been mobile for over 6 years and am full time. I started off working for someone in a salon and then started doing some mobile work in the evenings and days off. As I got busier I left the salon and got a part time job in a local cafe for 20hrs a week just so I had some regular income. After a year or so I'd built up to full time mobile beauty and took the plung to finish the cafe. It's the best thing Iv done as I work when I went and it's so flexible. But it does take time to build up a loyal client base. Good luck xx

 

[Lipstick Kisses]

I've been mobile for 4 and a 1/2 years now and I'm fully booked most weeks [emoji5]️ I love my job xx

 

[helencowleard]

It's very possible but I suppose the question is more how much do you need to earn a day/week/month to be earning enough to be happy? Work out your average treatment & then devide your daily/weekly amount to see how many treatments/clients are needed. This way you can work up to your target. It will also help you set your prices to make it worth while
I'm a mobile nail technician. Started my business 2 1/2 yrs ago and I'm now doing well. I'm seeing the results I was hoping for. Still room to increase but it certainly takes time. Confidence, practice and constant advertising and promoting your business is key

 

[Beauty by Roo]

I'm a full time mobile therapist...if you are good then word will get around and you will be busy! Good luck! [emoji4] xx

 

[fluffy26]

I'm full time mobile. It does take a LONG time to build a consistent & reliable client base! You do have to put the hours in & it is hard work, but 15 years later I'm still lucky I love it! (all be it with nerve damage & RSI!) just persevere, put the hours In & make it work!! Xx

 

[sunflowerfi]

I already have nerve damage; not from my job but from a broken arm years ago. I love doing massage but am limited how many I can do in a day cos of this x