Community engagement, Fitness industry tips Melissa Williams Community engagement, Fitness industry tips Melissa Williams

Our In-Studio Predictions For 2024

As fitness and wellness consultants, we always have our ear to the ground, or our foot in the pedal, on the mat or even on the barre. Many of us on the team also teach yoga, Pilates and bootcamp classes. All of this is to say that when we sit down to assess the trends we see coming in 2024, we take it very seriously.

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Lessons Fitness Studio Owners Can Learn from Successful Fitness Franchises

As a fitness or yoga studio owner, it can often be hard to visualize the steps you need to take to find success. But if we turn to our larger-than-life franchise businesses, we can learn a few tips and strategies that will help ensure success and profitability.

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6 Tips for Marketing Your Yoga Studio with IG Video & Stories

Video content is appealing in that it is dynamic and allows for a more organic, natural feel. For studio owners, it provides you with the ability to share your client experience in a way that can make the viewer feel a part of the community. So how do you maximize video for your fitness or yoga studio? Here are a few tips to help you get started!

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The Advantages of Marketing Integrations in Booking Software for Fitness Studios

As a fitness or yoga studio owner, managing your business can be a monumental task—from managing your inventory, handling client bookings and payments, overseeing staff and creating schedules. Here we’ll take a closer look at what the main booking software platforms for class-based studios offer in terms of marketing capabilities, including a few of the best software booking platforms for fitness studios.

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6 Tips to Avoid the Summer Slump in Your Studio

As a studio owner, you may dread the decline in class attendance during the summer months. But fear not, with some careful planning, there are ways to keep up your commitment to your clients and keep them motivated. Keep reading for some ultimate summer retention strategies.

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Learning to Lead

Whether you like it or not, if you own a business you’re likely in a leadership role. Studio owners are no exception and often have to demonstrate their leadership in various ways, including to their team and to their community. We’ve found that strong studios are run by strong leaders, individuals who exhibit a few key characteristics that really propel a vision, create a culture, and encourage and reward commitment.

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6 Ways to Spring Clean Your Studio

Spring has sprung! Spring represents renewal, growth, and new beginnings. Breathing new life into your business this spring can provide a sense of hope and optimism for what’s to come. That’s why we’ve pulled together a list of five ideas for how you can spring clean your studio.

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The Top Mistake Fitness Studios Make When Live Streaming Classes

Live streaming fitness classes can be a great way to grow your client-base. It can also be a great tool to stay connected with your previously established following, allowing you to speak with them directly before, during, and after the service offering. This could be a workout, or a Q&A session for instance, that can be used to further enhance the studio and client relationship.

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5 Ways to Enhance Your Fitness Studio's Online Classes

Yoga studios, pilates studios and barre studios alike are all finding that virtual fitness is here to stay. Whether you’re just thinking about offering virtual classes or you’re trying to perfect your studio’s virtual offerings, here are 5 tips to help your fitness studio deliver the best online classes to your clients.

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How to master the fitness studio customer experience and get more clients

If you’re a fitness studio owner, you know that the customer journey is important. Whether it’s yoga, pilates, barre, HIIT or anything else fitness, the experience your customers have is crucial to retention — from the time they learn about your studio till the time they leave their first class you need to make sure your clients have a positive experience in your studio.

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