Wednesday 23rd July Business Briefing mid year business review
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Mid-Year Business Review
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Encouragement to assess progress and set goals for the rest of the year
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Reminder to streamline efforts and double down on what’s working
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Community and Online Strategy
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Focus on keeping community classes that are full or have waiting lists
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Avoid spreading thin with too many in-person offerings
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Seasonal online programs preferred over long-term memberships
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Memberships and Pivots
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Memberships are difficult to maintain and can become burdensome
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Example shared of successful instructors closing memberships
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Flexibility and pivoting to new models is encouraged
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Automated Programs
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Use 5- or 7-day challenges as funnels into courses or memberships
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Automate via email sequences and paid advertising
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Build a library of short, fully-automated programs (e.g., 7-day abs, posture, back strength)
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Search Visibility via Content
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Blog posts, course pages, and FAQs improve discoverability via search and AI tools
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Emphasis on publishing helpful content related to fitness and wellness topics
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Example terms: “how to improve back pain,” “pilates near me,” “fitness classes in [city]”
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Mailing Lists and Lead Magnets
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Importance of segmented email lists for better targeting
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Build lead magnets like free guides (e.g., menopause health tips) using tools like Canva
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Example: free 5-day email course with embedded YouTube links
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Website Optimization
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Ensure “about,” program listings, and event dates are clear and updated
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Create toolkits explaining different class offerings to avoid confusion
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Example: videos or PDFs explaining what “Boost Fit” or “Club Size” classes entail
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Shift from Memberships to Courses
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Recommend creating flexible short-term programs instead of ongoing memberships
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Suggestions include 3-week programs tied to seasonal events
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Offer packages for access to all upcoming programs
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Content and Reels Strategy
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Use social content that highlights modifications (e.g., “if you can’t do that, do this”)
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Focus on helping users overcome fears about joining classes
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Create reels addressing specific goals: balance, mobility, core, posture
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Event Planning
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Plan local or international events and retreats well in advance
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Look for inspirational venues and unique experiences (e.g., candlelight classes, rooftop sessions)
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Consolidation Tips
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Review and update MailorLite, signup boxes, blog, and content calendar
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Aim for higher-quality, informative reels and diversified marketing touchpoints
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Final note: space and simplification create room for business growth
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