Tag: Fitness Business Marketing

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Embracing The Monday Blues.

I remember when I used to get the Monday blues. This was long before I was an entrepreneur, the dark times when I worked for someone else, but that’s a story for another time. 🙂 The

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How Your Competition Is Exploding

I received another great question from a small gym owner the other day. In the course of our conversation we were talking about the competitors a small gym owner faces every day in today’s marketplace.

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How To Take Advantage Of Positive Feedback

How many times has this happened to you? It’s been a crazy busy day. It seems like you have a million things going on, and you do. Someone wants to see you for something and

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How To Handle Negative Feedback.

I bought a new kettlebell for my personal gym this weekend.  Since it’s my personal gym, I had some very specific criteria I was looking for. Very different features than my supply of kettlebells in

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How Happy Are Your Customers?

I know TWO very important things about you and your business.  I know these things because of the conversations I have recently had with some of you.  First, things are very busy in the fitness

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Better Than A Google Review, Part 2

In my last post about I wrote about something more powerful than a Google review, word of mouth advertising from the local community. More specifically we’re talking about building relationships with other people in the

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Better Than The Google Review, Part 1

Everyone knows and understands the power of Google Reviews. They can make or break an organization.  The concept of the Google review has been around for a very long time, long before the internet. Another

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The Bright Shiny Object

It was called a “Super Blood Wolf Moon.” The name itself intrigued me and when I checked out the meaning of the name, each word had interesting significance.   The skies were clear over Greenville, which

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Do You Have Boots On The Ground?

Dr. Martin Luther King had a tremendous work ethic. His much younger assistants had trouble keeping up with his energy and the relentless pace he demanded of himself in pursuit of his dream. Much of