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Studio Intelligence Summit

Session 4

Stephanie Bradley

KPIs that you need to track to support your business

What KPI reports do I need to run to make good business decisions and how? What goals do I need to establish to break even? Be profitable? Benchmarks?

Compiling your financial numbers can be overwhelming and time consuming BUT they are so important when it comes to budgeting and making decisions from a financial place and not just an emotional one. KPI’s are vital when it comes to pricing your services to ensure that expenses are met (breakeven) and profitability is reached (goals).  Setting daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, annual goals can help take the overwhelmingness out and provide day-to-day checklists to move forward thus using data to embrace and transform and take out the fear.

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Stephanie Bradley

Studio Intelligence Summit

Session 4

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Stephanie Bradley

Session 4
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Stephanie Bradley
KPIs that you need to track to support your business

What We Cover in This Session:

How to get rid of the hesitancy you may feel when looking at your numbers

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4:44
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Stephanie’s thoughts on managing monthly expenses versus revenue, while assessing the essential KPIs

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7:14
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The reasons why she recommends doing your numbers and KPIs on a monthly basis

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11:21
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Industry benchmarks you should be aiming for

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20:06
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The way to pull your numbers from the fitDEGREE app to input into the spreadsheet

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21:32
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Attendance variables in the studio that are important to take into account

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26:30
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What to understand about retention reports

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31:02
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The real purpose of retention numbers and how you can use them to improve the results in your business

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35:13
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Stephanie Bradley

Fitness Studio Advisor and Certified Business Consultant

As a fitness studio advisor and Certified Business Consultant, Stephanie partners with motivated fitness and wellness studio owners to formulate a customized plan focused on business process improvement, financial solutions, budgeting, training, and revenue growth. Having been a wealth management analyst (earning her CIMA from the Wharton School of Business) and franchise Barre studio owner for five years, Stephanie is uniquely positioned to create effective sales processes, assess value-based pricing based on your KPIs, assist with organizational structure, and get to the root of the issues—all based on authentic, relatable, and data-driven feedback. Stephanie is known for her southern wit and straightforward approach when it comes to working with her clients to create a win-win. She feels it's vital to have a clear understanding of the numbers to take the fear out of the process and ensure more focused decision making across the board as you move forward.