We have discussed the importance of asking for referrals many times. Here is another simple way to ask for referrals from your personal training clients. Send this email that our Personal Training Director, Kristin Healey sent out to her clients recently. It is good for your clients, it is good for you/your business and it…
We all know that we must remain diligent in our efforts to continually get more clients. But knowing and doing are two different things. It is easy to push things like handing out free passes and asking for referrals to the back of your “to do” list. Why do we do that and why do…
Keeping a full personal training schedule requires an entrepreneurial mentality. It requires leadership from the personal training director and a reason for personal trainers to take full ownership of their schedules. Our trainers’ revenue goals are based on an 80 percent capacity schedule—that is, 80 percent of their shifts should be spent with paid training…
Keeping your personal training schedule full requires an entrepreneurial mentality. It requires leadership from the personal training director and a reason for a personal trainer to take full ownership of their schedule. Personal training directors and personal training studio owners often struggle with how to educate and encourage their staff to continually ask for referrals and…
As fitness professionals we know that word of mouth referrals are going to be the source of most of our new clients. I am sure many of you have even read about different ways to verbally ask for referrals, but verbally asking for a referral is only 1 way to get referrals. There are…
