For most independent gym owners, boutique studio operators, gym entrepreneurs, and personal trainers, an empty floor during the middle of the afternoon may not immediately sound an alarm. But an empty floor at 5:30, 6:00, or 7:00 in the evening? That should get your...
For decades, the fitness industry has been built around one primary product: The gym membership. Thirty-nine dollars a month. Sixty-nine dollars a month. Ninety-nine dollars a month. Maybe there are different membership levels, but the fundamental sales proposition...
If your gym is struggling to grow revenue, your first instinct may be to raise prices, sell more memberships, increase your advertising budget, or launch another promotion. But what if pricing isn't really your biggest problem? What if the real problem is that you...
Most gym owners believe the fastest way to improve profitability is to sell more memberships. Sometimes that is true. But after working with independent gyms, boutique studios, fitness entrepreneurs and personal trainers, I continually see something else: The gym may...
Most gym owners are looking for ways to make more money. More leads. More memberships. More personal training. More revenue. But there is another question that may be even more important: Where is your gym already losing money every single month? Because before you...
For years, gym owners have been told essentially the same thing: If you want more leads, spend more money. Increase your Facebook budget. Buy more Google ads. Run another promotion. Hire another marketing company. Boost another post. But what if one of the best...
Imagine this. You own an independent gym, boutique studio, personal training facility, or fitness business. The phone rings. It is not another vendor. It is not another salesperson. It is not somebody asking whether they can get a free trial. It is a serious investor...
For independent gym owners, boutique studio operators, gym entrepreneurs, and personal trainers, one of the biggest challenges today is not necessarily getting attention. It is getting qualified local prospects at a cost that still makes financial sense. For years,...
For years, many independent gym owners have approached pricing with one basic question: “What should we charge for a membership?” I think that is the wrong question. The better question is: “How many different levels of value can we create for the different kinds of...
