Help First: How to Boost Gym Sales Without Slimy Tactics
If selling makes you uncomfortable, Chris Cooper is here to remind you that selling is actually the first act of coaching at a gym.
If selling makes you uncomfortable, Chris Cooper is here to remind you that selling is actually the first act of coaching at a gym.
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It’s your job as an expert coach to tell people how you can help them, and you can only do that if you ask the right questions.
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Don’t copy your competitors’ pricing! Set rates the right way, so your gym becomes profitable, sustainable and pays you what you deserve.
The free-trial myth pops up for two reasons: Gym owners hate “selling,” and most business role models sell products, not services.
You did not buy a Super Bowl ad, and you do not have a captive audience. You need to work to connect with people.