Wow! It's hard to believe that January is half over! Hopefully, as a gym owner you've been having a very profitable and successful month! After all.....
1) In January there is a 99% jump in web visits to Weight Watchers.
2) A whopping 12% of gym memberships are sold in January (the most of any month).
3) It's estimated that 50% of Americans make a New Year's resolution.
(source: Entrepreneur magazine, December 2009 edition, page 120)
If January hasn't been all you hoped it would be, then perhaps you didn't read our original article titled How To Sell Gym Memberships In January. Missed it? Wishing you hadn't?
Then you really should read another original article created by the www.cuecd.com team titled How To Sell Gym Memberships in February.
It's just another one of the more than fifty (yes, 50!) original articles from www.cuecd.com that are written to help gym owners earn more dough.
Hey, that's why we're here: to help you be successful. So take a few minutes to browse through the www.cuecd.com site and also through our blog. You'll be glad you did.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Thursday, January 7, 2010
You Should Read The Wall Street Journal This Morning
As a health club owner, you should immediately go get the 1-5-10 edition of the Wall Street Journal. Why? Because the 'Personal Journal' section is all the advertising power you're going to need in 2010!
In this paper the Wall Street Journal has done some amazing research that gym owners can use to market their products. In an article titled "The Hidden Benefits of Exercise" the Journal explains the many benefits of consistent exercise. You can use these benefits to SELL MORE HEALTH CLUB MEMBERSHIPS because any benefit of exercise is also a benefit of your gym.
Think about it. As a fitness center owner, you are selling exercise. Therefore, any and all benefits of exercise are also benefits for you.
This Wall Street Journal article tells us that exercise:
1) Lowers the risk of stroke by about 27%
2) Reduces the incidence of diabetes by approximately 50%
3) Reduces the incidence of high blood pressure by about 40%
4) Can reduce.....the risk of breast cancer by approximately 50%
5) Can lower the risk of colon cancer by over 60%
6) Can reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease by approximately 40%
7) Can decrease depression as effectively as Prozac
Okay, you already know all this because you own a gym. But how do you use this information to sell more health club memberships?
It's simple, really.
What you do is create advertising "blurbs" using these facts. For example, you could say "Lower your risk of stroke by 27% in 2010! Ask us how!" Another great advertising line would be "Reduce the risk of breast cancer by approximately 50% this year by exercising regularly at ABC Gym!"
In other words, what you need to do is TAKE THESE PROVEN BENEFITS OF EXERCISE AND TURN THEM INTO BENEFITS PEOPLE RECEIVE WHEN THEY JOIN YOUR GYM.
Another great way to accomplish this is to write articles on the subject and use them in advertising. You can mail out these articles as a direct-mail advertisement, you can email them to your health club members, or you may even be able to get the local newspaper to print your articles for free in their Health section!
For some great examples of 'benefit' articles, check out these links:
Live Longer and Healthier by Exercising (Part 1)
Live Longer and Healthier by Exercising (Part 2)
Why Do We Exercise?
Tips to Boost Your Life Expectancy
Can Exercise Help Prevent Cancer?
Can Exercise Help Prevent Alzheimer's Disease?
It's actually quite easy to write an article detailing the many benefits of exercise, and it's even easier to show how becoming a member of your gym will help somebody achieve those benefits.
THOSE ARE SOME POWERFUL ADVERTISING TECHNIQUES!
The bottom line is that you can use benefits-based health club marketing to being you new gym members in 2010. And that's why you should read the Wall Street Journal this morning.
In this paper the Wall Street Journal has done some amazing research that gym owners can use to market their products. In an article titled "The Hidden Benefits of Exercise" the Journal explains the many benefits of consistent exercise. You can use these benefits to SELL MORE HEALTH CLUB MEMBERSHIPS because any benefit of exercise is also a benefit of your gym.
Think about it. As a fitness center owner, you are selling exercise. Therefore, any and all benefits of exercise are also benefits for you.
This Wall Street Journal article tells us that exercise:
1) Lowers the risk of stroke by about 27%
2) Reduces the incidence of diabetes by approximately 50%
3) Reduces the incidence of high blood pressure by about 40%
4) Can reduce.....the risk of breast cancer by approximately 50%
5) Can lower the risk of colon cancer by over 60%
6) Can reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease by approximately 40%
7) Can decrease depression as effectively as Prozac
Okay, you already know all this because you own a gym. But how do you use this information to sell more health club memberships?
It's simple, really.
What you do is create advertising "blurbs" using these facts. For example, you could say "Lower your risk of stroke by 27% in 2010! Ask us how!" Another great advertising line would be "Reduce the risk of breast cancer by approximately 50% this year by exercising regularly at ABC Gym!"
In other words, what you need to do is TAKE THESE PROVEN BENEFITS OF EXERCISE AND TURN THEM INTO BENEFITS PEOPLE RECEIVE WHEN THEY JOIN YOUR GYM.
Another great way to accomplish this is to write articles on the subject and use them in advertising. You can mail out these articles as a direct-mail advertisement, you can email them to your health club members, or you may even be able to get the local newspaper to print your articles for free in their Health section!
For some great examples of 'benefit' articles, check out these links:
Live Longer and Healthier by Exercising (Part 1)
Live Longer and Healthier by Exercising (Part 2)
Why Do We Exercise?
Tips to Boost Your Life Expectancy
Can Exercise Help Prevent Cancer?
Can Exercise Help Prevent Alzheimer's Disease?
It's actually quite easy to write an article detailing the many benefits of exercise, and it's even easier to show how becoming a member of your gym will help somebody achieve those benefits.
THOSE ARE SOME POWERFUL ADVERTISING TECHNIQUES!
The bottom line is that you can use benefits-based health club marketing to being you new gym members in 2010. And that's why you should read the Wall Street Journal this morning.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Health Club Owners and the New Mammography Screening Recommendations
Just in case you've missed it, the health community has been in an uproar recently about breast cancer testing. Here's an example of what has been in the media lately:
"The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force stated, "There is convincing evidence that screening mammography reduces breast cancer mortality," but pointed out that there was a greater absolute benefit in women aged 50 to 74 years than for women aged 40 to 49. Because of the relatively small benefit for screening the younger age group, the task force recommended against routine screening for women between 40 and 49. It clearly stated that women at higher risk--because of family history or genetic predisposition, for example--should be screened at an earlier age. Subsequent to release of this report, many groups, including the American Cancer Society and the American College of Radiology, promptly came out against the task force recommendations." (SOURCE: fredericksburg.com)
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force is recommending less screening for women between the ages of 40 and 49. The American Cancer Society (and other doctors) are NOT happy about this recommendation.
There's a fight here, and it's being fought in the media.
So how do you, as a gym owner, react to this very public argument? What do you say when a fitness center member asks for your opinion on this subject? What would you say if the local media asked your opinion?
Don't be scared! The media doesn't expect you to be an expert along the same lines as a physician or a cancer specialist. You are, however, working in the health and fitness field and you do need to have an opinion.
The www.cuecd.com team highly recommends that you do some research in this area and come up with an opinion (if you don't already have one). Pick a side and be able to explain how you made that decision!
Next, write an article explaining exactly why you feel the way you do. In other words, join the public 'argument' and make it clear that you've done your homework. For an example of an article like this, click here or cut and paste this link into your browser: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1994482/can_exercise_help_prevent_cancer.html?cat=51
You can submit to the local media the article you've written, photocopy it and distribute it in the health club, or just file it under 'smart things I've done'. No matter what you do with the actual article, you're now ready to intelligently answer questions.
This makes you look like the local health expert that you are, which will bring you new health club members! Who knows? The article you write may even prompt someone to get a cancer screening, and you could end up saving a life!
"The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force stated, "There is convincing evidence that screening mammography reduces breast cancer mortality," but pointed out that there was a greater absolute benefit in women aged 50 to 74 years than for women aged 40 to 49. Because of the relatively small benefit for screening the younger age group, the task force recommended against routine screening for women between 40 and 49. It clearly stated that women at higher risk--because of family history or genetic predisposition, for example--should be screened at an earlier age. Subsequent to release of this report, many groups, including the American Cancer Society and the American College of Radiology, promptly came out against the task force recommendations." (SOURCE: fredericksburg.com)
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force is recommending less screening for women between the ages of 40 and 49. The American Cancer Society (and other doctors) are NOT happy about this recommendation.
There's a fight here, and it's being fought in the media.
So how do you, as a gym owner, react to this very public argument? What do you say when a fitness center member asks for your opinion on this subject? What would you say if the local media asked your opinion?
Don't be scared! The media doesn't expect you to be an expert along the same lines as a physician or a cancer specialist. You are, however, working in the health and fitness field and you do need to have an opinion.
The www.cuecd.com team highly recommends that you do some research in this area and come up with an opinion (if you don't already have one). Pick a side and be able to explain how you made that decision!
Next, write an article explaining exactly why you feel the way you do. In other words, join the public 'argument' and make it clear that you've done your homework. For an example of an article like this, click here or cut and paste this link into your browser: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1994482/can_exercise_help_prevent_cancer.html?cat=51
You can submit to the local media the article you've written, photocopy it and distribute it in the health club, or just file it under 'smart things I've done'. No matter what you do with the actual article, you're now ready to intelligently answer questions.
This makes you look like the local health expert that you are, which will bring you new health club members! Who knows? The article you write may even prompt someone to get a cancer screening, and you could end up saving a life!
Friday, December 4, 2009
Congratulations To These Health Clubs!
Have you read the latest edition of Entrepreneur magazine? In the December 2009 edition, in their franchise section on page 98, they feature the "TOP 10 TRENDS FOR 2010". We are excited to see that many of our best www.cuecd.com customers made the list!
Please join us in congratulating the circuit training (and other) health clubs who are featured in this article:
Anytime Fitness
CKO Kickboxing
CoachMeFit
Contours Express
Curves
Get In Shape For Women
Gold's Gym Franchising LLC
Jazzercise, Inc.
Koko FitClub, LLC
LA Boxing Franchise Corp.
Lady of America Franchise Corp.
One2One BodyScapes
Personal Training Institute
Planet Fitness
Platoon Fitness
Prime Time Boxing
Retro Fitness, LLC
Snap Fitness, Inc.
YAS Fitness Centers
From the team at www.cuecd.com, we wish you the best of luck in 2010 and beyond!
Please join us in congratulating the circuit training (and other) health clubs who are featured in this article:
Anytime Fitness
CKO Kickboxing
CoachMeFit
Contours Express
Curves
Get In Shape For Women
Gold's Gym Franchising LLC
Jazzercise, Inc.
Koko FitClub, LLC
LA Boxing Franchise Corp.
Lady of America Franchise Corp.
One2One BodyScapes
Personal Training Institute
Planet Fitness
Platoon Fitness
Prime Time Boxing
Retro Fitness, LLC
Snap Fitness, Inc.
YAS Fitness Centers
From the team at www.cuecd.com, we wish you the best of luck in 2010 and beyond!
Friday, October 16, 2009
Health Club Marketing Idea
If you've ever shopped in a grocery store that has those Catalina coupon machines at the checkout stands, then maybe you've received a coupon like the one pictured here.The other day I was shopping in Albertsons, a local grocery store, and the Catalina machine issued me this coupon for the local Fashion Bug clothing store.
That got me thinking about health club marketing ideas and the owners of small circuit training health clubs can copy the marketing ideas of the "big boys".
Here's a revealing question for any small business owner: How many local businesses will distribute a coupon or brochure for YOU today?
If your answer was "none", then you have a problem.
In this economy, you simply cannot afford to sit and wait for new gym members to come to you. It's not enough to hope for the best. To achieve success (or even survival) you MUST actively seek out health club marketing ideas and promote your health club every day.
Getting back to the Catalina coupon I received at Albertsons, can you see the power of that marketing idea working? Fashion Bug is being promoted to the Albertsons customer. Maybe they paid for Albertsons to distribute their coupons (they probably did) but you can copy this concept without spending a dime!
What you need to do is exchange coupon promotion with another business in town. You'll pass out their coupons or brochures, and in exchange they'll do the same for you. Just think of how many potential NEW gym members will be exposed to your message this way! This health club marketing idea is a win for the other business, too, because they're of course interested in marketing to your existing clients.
The maximize the returns off this marketing idea you should choose a partner business that serves the same customer you do. If you're a health club for women only, then exchange coupons with another local company that serves women. A clothing store would be a good example. Since you're promoting health and fitness, you may also want to approach a health food store or vitamin shop.
Next you'll need to have the actual coupons printed. Keep them simple. Few people will take the time to read an entire brochure! We recommend using the ever-popular and low-cost business card, but instead of just putting your contact information on it you should turn it into a coupon. Check out this picture for an example, and on the "Courtesy Of" line you'll print the name of the business that is passing out these coupons for you. The best price we've found is VistaPrint where you can get FREE Business Cards
Now, do you REALLY want to kick this health club marketing idea up a notch? To take things to the next level, what you can do is give value to the other business. In other words, create a special offer just for them. This is particularly useful if you're having trouble getting a local company to partner with you.For example, when ABC Health Foods is distributing your coupons to their customers you could give a discount to anyone who brings in their receipt from ABC Health Foods. This adds value to ABC Health Foods, and makes them look like the "good guy" who is going the extra mile for their customer.
The sky really is the limit with what this health club marketing idea can do for you! We've seen gyms run contests with massage therapists. We've seen fitness centers teach a class in a health food store, and we've seen coffee shops bring free healthy smoothies into a health club to give out samples.
Health club marketing doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg, and it doesn't have to take up every moment of your spare time. The key is to get other people and other businesses to distribute coupons for you.
So, how many local businesses will distribute a coupon or brochure for YOU today?
Monday, October 5, 2009
Health Club Marketing Campaigns For October
In case you missed it, we've written an original and FREE article with almost fifty (yes, 50!) health club marketing ideas for you to use in October. If you haven't read it yet, click here to do so NOW.
Ready for another great idea for a health club marketing campaign in October?
Sponsor a costume contest! This is the one time of the year where you can have a lot of fun dressing up without people thinking you're weird.
What, you thought every health club marketing campaign had to be about health and fitness? Of course not! Some of the best campaigns for gyms and health clubs have absolutely nothing to do with exercise! What's important is that they're FUN, they GENERATE EXCITEMENT, and they BRING PEOPLE INTO THE FITNESS CENTER.
Here are the simple steps to hosting a Halloween costume contest as a health club marketing campaign this month:
1) Decide on the rules. We highly recommend that you have at least two categories, one for adults and another for children. While the kids probably won't be members of your gym, who cares? It's fun for them, and besides mom and/or dad will have to bring them into the health club to enter! You'll also need to decide if you're going to allow any costume, just homemade costumes, etc.
2) Decide on the prizes. You can award the winners cash, a free month gym membership, free tanning sessions, or whatever. You may even want to consider awarding some real engraved trophies to add some class and professionalism to the event! If you choose to go this route, then we recommend Trophies, Plaques, Medals, and More by Dinn Trophy
3) Announce the contest within the fitness center, and make sure everyone knows about it. Send it out via your regular newsletter, put it up on your website, post signs, etc. Of course, since this costume contest is a health club MARKETING campaign you'll also want to have members invite their friends and family to participate. The goal isn't just to help your existing membership base have fun (and thus remain loyal customers), but also to bring in new members.
4) On Halloween, have everyone come to the health club to show off their costume. You'll be ready with a camera, of course! Take a picture of everyone, and immediately print and post their photo on the wall of the gym. Make this an event! Have healthy snacks available, play spooky music, have some decorations up, and just basically have a good time! You may want to consider playing our Creepy Halloween cue CD this day for added fun! You can order one here.
5) Pick a winner. You can either have everyone vote for their favorite, you can have a celebrity judge decide a winner for you, or you can simply select the winner yourself. Award the prizes at the end of the business day, and be sure to get some photos of the winners accepting their trophies!
6) Okay, you're not done yet! Remember that this costume contest isn't just for fun. It's a health club marketing campaign designed to boost revenue! On Halloween night, or early the next day, take the photos of the winners down to the local newspaper along with a short paragraph you've written explaining the contest. Everyone loves a winner, and local news like this often makes it onto the community page. It's free advertising for you, and the winners love to see themselves in the paper!
Doing some marketing for your health club doesn't have to be boring. With just a little effort you can host a costume contest that people will be talking about for years to come!
To help you get started with your costume contest, we've researched the web to find you the best deals on Halloween costumes and Halloween party decorations. Check the links below to get started. Enjoy!
MOST AFFORDABLE HALLOWEEN COSTUMES from SpiritHalloween.com:
Get 20% off 1 item at SpiritHalloween when you use the coupon code SPAF20! Hurry, this offer ends 10/29/09!
MOST AFFORDABLE HALLOWEEN COSTUMES from BuyCostumes.com:
5 products, under $5 at BuyCostumes.com - Hurry, when they're gone, they're gone!
Clearance Costumes & Party Supplies at BuyCostumes.com
MOST AFFORDABLE HALLOWEEN COSTUMES from HalfPriceCostumes.com:
Free Shipping on Halloween costumes
Get 10% off orders $50+ Use code hpc10 at checkout
Get 10% off & Free Shipping on orders $70+ Use hpc10ship at checkout
MOST AFFORDABLE HALLOWEEN COSTUMES from CostumeDiscounters.com:
5% off all orders of $30 or more! Use code JUNE5 at checkout. Expires June 30.
Blowout prices - Up to 74% off Clearance Costumes at CostumeDiscounters.com!
Free Shipping on all orders of $70 or more!
MOST AFFORDABLE HALLOWEEN COSTUMES from Extreme Halloween Network:
Use coupon code JOKER for $12.00 off orders of $100.00 or more.
Get $5 off all orders over $35. Enter Coupon CJ5 at checkout.
Use coupon code CATWOMAN for Free Ground Shipping on orders $85.00 or more
Use coupon code BATMAN for $6.00 off orders of $60.00 or more
FREE ground shipping on orders over $55 Enter coupon code CJGROUND at checkout.
By the way, where else do you get FREE health club marketing ideas like this? Only www.cuecd.com gives circuit training health club owners FREE health club marketing campaign ideas! Wouldn't this be a good time to refer us to another gym owner?
Ready for another great idea for a health club marketing campaign in October?
Sponsor a costume contest! This is the one time of the year where you can have a lot of fun dressing up without people thinking you're weird.
What, you thought every health club marketing campaign had to be about health and fitness? Of course not! Some of the best campaigns for gyms and health clubs have absolutely nothing to do with exercise! What's important is that they're FUN, they GENERATE EXCITEMENT, and they BRING PEOPLE INTO THE FITNESS CENTER.
Here are the simple steps to hosting a Halloween costume contest as a health club marketing campaign this month:
1) Decide on the rules. We highly recommend that you have at least two categories, one for adults and another for children. While the kids probably won't be members of your gym, who cares? It's fun for them, and besides mom and/or dad will have to bring them into the health club to enter! You'll also need to decide if you're going to allow any costume, just homemade costumes, etc.
2) Decide on the prizes. You can award the winners cash, a free month gym membership, free tanning sessions, or whatever. You may even want to consider awarding some real engraved trophies to add some class and professionalism to the event! If you choose to go this route, then we recommend Trophies, Plaques, Medals, and More by Dinn Trophy
3) Announce the contest within the fitness center, and make sure everyone knows about it. Send it out via your regular newsletter, put it up on your website, post signs, etc. Of course, since this costume contest is a health club MARKETING campaign you'll also want to have members invite their friends and family to participate. The goal isn't just to help your existing membership base have fun (and thus remain loyal customers), but also to bring in new members.
4) On Halloween, have everyone come to the health club to show off their costume. You'll be ready with a camera, of course! Take a picture of everyone, and immediately print and post their photo on the wall of the gym. Make this an event! Have healthy snacks available, play spooky music, have some decorations up, and just basically have a good time! You may want to consider playing our Creepy Halloween cue CD this day for added fun! You can order one here.
5) Pick a winner. You can either have everyone vote for their favorite, you can have a celebrity judge decide a winner for you, or you can simply select the winner yourself. Award the prizes at the end of the business day, and be sure to get some photos of the winners accepting their trophies!
6) Okay, you're not done yet! Remember that this costume contest isn't just for fun. It's a health club marketing campaign designed to boost revenue! On Halloween night, or early the next day, take the photos of the winners down to the local newspaper along with a short paragraph you've written explaining the contest. Everyone loves a winner, and local news like this often makes it onto the community page. It's free advertising for you, and the winners love to see themselves in the paper!
Doing some marketing for your health club doesn't have to be boring. With just a little effort you can host a costume contest that people will be talking about for years to come!
To help you get started with your costume contest, we've researched the web to find you the best deals on Halloween costumes and Halloween party decorations. Check the links below to get started. Enjoy!
MOST AFFORDABLE HALLOWEEN COSTUMES from SpiritHalloween.com:
Get 20% off 1 item at SpiritHalloween when you use the coupon code SPAF20! Hurry, this offer ends 10/29/09!
MOST AFFORDABLE HALLOWEEN COSTUMES from BuyCostumes.com:
5 products, under $5 at BuyCostumes.com - Hurry, when they're gone, they're gone!
Clearance Costumes & Party Supplies at BuyCostumes.com
MOST AFFORDABLE HALLOWEEN COSTUMES from HalfPriceCostumes.com:
Free Shipping on Halloween costumes
Get 10% off orders $50+ Use code hpc10 at checkout
Get 10% off & Free Shipping on orders $70+ Use hpc10ship at checkout
MOST AFFORDABLE HALLOWEEN COSTUMES from CostumeDiscounters.com:
5% off all orders of $30 or more! Use code JUNE5 at checkout. Expires June 30.
Blowout prices - Up to 74% off Clearance Costumes at CostumeDiscounters.com!
Free Shipping on all orders of $70 or more!
MOST AFFORDABLE HALLOWEEN COSTUMES from Extreme Halloween Network:
Use coupon code JOKER for $12.00 off orders of $100.00 or more.
Get $5 off all orders over $35. Enter Coupon CJ5 at checkout.
Use coupon code CATWOMAN for Free Ground Shipping on orders $85.00 or more
Use coupon code BATMAN for $6.00 off orders of $60.00 or more
FREE ground shipping on orders over $55 Enter coupon code CJGROUND at checkout.
By the way, where else do you get FREE health club marketing ideas like this? Only www.cuecd.com gives circuit training health club owners FREE health club marketing campaign ideas! Wouldn't this be a good time to refer us to another gym owner?
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
How To Sell Gym Memberships Back To School Ideas
Most kids in the United States have recently started school, and as a result we're happy to report that we have some new back to school ideas to help you sell more gym memberships!
Let's begin stating the obvious:
1) Your health club is first and foremost a LOCAL health club. The only members you're going to get are LOCAL members.
2) The schools around your gym are LOCAL schools. In other words, the kids who attend the local schools live nearby.
3) Each child that attends a local school, and thus who lives nearby, has a family.
Our point here is that back to school ideas should be popping in your brain right now. The kids in the local schools are a great way to reach local families, if you approach it the right way.
One of the best ways to advertise and market using the schools is to send home some marketing materials with the kids. When something is sent home from school, most parents pay attention! They read anything and everything that comes home with Junior.
So why not get something sent home with the local school kids? This is a POWERFUL way to advertise to only local households, without spending a dime on postage!
This marketing idea is so amazing that some of the biggest companies in the nation are using it, including Nestle. Many (if not most) school districts in the United States recently sent home a Nestle booklet titled "Happy New School Year" (see picture above). This booklet contains coupons for Nestle products, information on a sweepstakes, and a lot of promotional information about Nestle!
Consider the opening paragraph from the Nestle booklet: "Dear Parent, Your commitment to your family's well-being may start with good food, but it also includes a solid educational foundation. At Nestle, we share the same values." Now if that's not pure marketing, we don't know what is!
So how do you get the local school(s) to send some of your marketing materials home with the kids? That's the million dollar question!
First and foremost, you have to make it valuable to the school. One idea is to create a promotion where you will donate all the registration fees to ABC Elementary during a specific week. In other words, for an entire week you'll donate 100% (or 50%) of the registration fees you collect. You can call this "ABC Elementary Week" and create a send-home handout with this information. Be sure to require that, in order for the donation to be made, the parent(s) must bring the form with them when they join.
The school will be willing to send home this marketing material because it's a fundraiser for them. The families will read it because it came from the school. You win because it's a no-cost promotion for you: if nobody joins during that week, you don't make a donation. You have zero downside risk and unlimited upside potential!
That's how to sell gym memberships during these back to school months!
Of course, this idea is just one of many. Need more ideas? You'll find them by clicking here.
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