Ah, false spring—the season of cautious optimism. One day, it's 60 degrees, birds are chirping, and the frozen pond outside has finally thawed. Tomorrow? A surprise snowstorm to remind us not to get ahead of ourselves.
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Summer in the boutique fitness industry can be stressful for studio owners.
As a gym owner, new leads are likely a high priority for your fitness business. Each client who walks into your studio has the potential to bring thousands of dollars in new revenue, but they have to convert from their trial into a membership.
As a boutique fitness owner, you likely focus a majority of your time and energy on encouraging new clients to sign up for a membership at your studio or gym. Hopefully, you regularly check in on your conversion rates from intro to long-term package in your fitDEGREE software, and you've choreographed your ideal new client flow using steps like these...
Most studio owners agree that attracting new leads who will purchase a long-term package is a top priority. Studios spend much of their budget on advertising, but capturing the right client with engaging, effective marketing is only half the challenge...
Pricing is one of the most common reasons that studio owners and managers seek out business coaches. Without a coach who understands the standards in the fitness industry as a whole, your pricing strategy...
Continuing with our "think outside the digital ad" series, let's talk about event marketing. Are you looking for a chance to get face-to-face with your ideal clients? Event marketing might be the perfect option for you.
When you hear the term "marketing," what comes to mind? Facebook ads? Flyers? Billboards? This month, we’re thinking outside the traditional advertising and encouraging you to get creative in how you present value to your target client.
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How do you decide what you're going to offer in your studio each month? Do you wing it? Or do you pull up a plan that lays out your specials, events, and marketing that will make the most of your month and bring in revenue? If your answer leans more toward the wait-and-see approach than a pre-curated plan, you need a 12-month studio calendar
Have your paid ads been converting fewer and fewer customers lately? If so, you're in good company. As fitness industry coaches, we regularly listen as studio owners lament their lack of success with paid ads over the last year...
