So when deciding what fitness classes your gym offer, the key focus should be on what your customers and potential customers would want.
First impressions count. Your website is usually the first experience or impression a (potential) member has of your business. A poorly designed website can give the wrong impression and mean that you miss out on a chance to get new members. Today we’re going to look at what actually makes a bad website so that you can do...well..the opposite!
When you’ve been involved in the development of as many small businesses as I have, you see a lot of websites — and a lot of website building mistakes. If you’re building a website for your martial arts dojo, PT Studio, affiliate box or fitness center, here are some of the most common mistakes and how your fitness business can avoid them:
The number one reason most businesses fail is because they expect the customers to find them. In reality, it’s a business’s job to find customers. When you own a business, opportunity doesn’t knock—you have to go out and find it. Here are three tips to help you generate more leads for your Personal Training Studio:
The need for a website for your fitness center cannot be overstated. With a dedicated website you can market your gym, generate, capture and convert leads and manage online bookings - boosting your online visibility and offline business at the same time.
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Going online is perhaps no longer an option but a necessity for businesses aiming to grow and expand their customer base at a faster pace.
Everyone loves a fitness challenge. How many viral push-ups, running, squats challenges have we seen during COVID-19? So popular. So much fun.
