
The Intramural Open: A Huge Revenue and Retention Win
If you give your clients a party they’ll never forget and make them smile, they’re going to be fired up to keep training at your gym.
If you give your clients a party they’ll never forget and make them smile, they’re going to be fired up to keep training at your gym.
Chris Cooper serves up quotes from the Two-Brain gym owners who have the most clients—from 363 to 741 members.
Chasing a huge number of clients at your gym? Make sure you have a very firm foundation and sound business systems.
This is a worst-case scenario for almost every gym owner. Here’s why coaches leave, how to prevent it and how to manage departures.
It’s time to fix your client churn problem for good. Here’s Chris Cooper’s detailed plan to help you do it.
As CEO, you might not have time to personally tick every box on the retention checklist. But someone has to or you’ll start bleeding clients.
“Am I going where I want to go?” Your clients will ask that question before renewing memberships. What if they don’t have a quick answer?
Want to keep more clients longer? Start checking boxes on Chris Cooper’s list of essential retention tasks for gym owners!
Want to keep your members longer? Chris Cooper lays out the five pillars of retention in a microgym (and some of them might surprise you).