Massage Therapist Contact Lists
If you sell products, software, or insurance to massage therapists, a compliant massage therapist email list or contact list can help — but only when sourced and used within the law. Here is what businesses should know before sending the first message.
Public-Record Sourcing
State massage therapy boards publish licensee rosters. These records support credential verification, not bulk marketing without consent.
CAN-SPAM
Required: truthful headers, clear subject, advertisement disclosure, physical address, and a working opt-out honored within 10 business days.
GDPR & CASL
EU residents require a lawful basis; Canada requires express or implied consent under CASL. Segment lists to avoid cross-border violations.
State Laws
California (CCPA/CPRA), Colorado, Virginia and others add deletion, access, and opt-out rights. Maintain a do-not-contact registry.
Best Practices for B2B Outreach
- Confirm each contact is a business address, not a personal email.
- Identify yourself, your company, and the reason for contact in the first sentence.
- Provide a one-click unsubscribe and process opt-outs within 10 business days.
- Maintain a suppression list across all campaigns and ESPs.
- Keep records of consent, source, and timestamp for every contact.
- Never imply endorsement by a state board or licensing authority.
FAQ
This page is informational and not legal advice. Consult counsel before launching outreach campaigns.