Business briefing Thursday 5th June practical scheduling tips
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📣 Business Briefing Overview
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Host: Fitness business coach offering content creation, marketing, and income strategies
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Tone: Friendly, motivational, packed with actionable advice for fitness professionals
🎥 Content & Creation Tools
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Instagram’s New Teleprompter:
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Launching on the Edits app
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Helps with piece-to-camera recordings
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Could improve delivery for nervous speakers
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Content Recording Tips:
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Record in segments across various locations
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Add visual interest with transitions and movement
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Try new angles and speak naturally to camera
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đź’¸ Revenue Ideas for June & July
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Throwback Thursday Posts:
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Share old fitness photos or vintage videos
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G-string leotards and 80s looks suggested for engagement
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Summer Solstice Events:
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Organize themed masterclasses (e.g., yoga, stretch, singing bowls)
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Promote community engagement and PR
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Mini Online Challenges:
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Run 7-day, 14-day, or 21-day programs
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Easy to deliver via Facebook or WhatsApp
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Focus: lift lean, strength training, menopause wellness, etc.
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Recommended pricing: £27–£37
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đź§© Business Models & Strategy
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Hybrid Model Recommended:
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Community classes (best days/times only)
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Online programs (short-term challenges)
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Monthly special events
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Avoid Overextending:
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Don’t water down business with too many classes
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Focus on profitable, high-engagement slots
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Membership Insights:
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Can be draining; short challenges may be more sustainable
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Fitness Pilates video library cited as a better passive model
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📆 Practical Scheduling Tips
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Suggested challenge calendar:
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June: 2-week challenge
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July: pre-holiday program
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August: passive/takeaway content
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September: “Back to School” 4-week challenge
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October: Pre-half-term challenge
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🛠️ Promotional & Engagement Ideas
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Use Reels creatively (e.g., team intros, transitions, “split edits”)
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Capture community class footage for testimonials and marketing
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Emphasize fun, light-hearted delivery while remaining strategic