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The schedule is a photo of a spreadsheet
The timetable is the product. If somebody cannot see in five seconds whether there is a class after work on a Thursday, they stop looking.
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Nobody joins a gym on a Tuesday afternoon. They decide at nine at night, nervous, and the site either gets them through the door once or it does not.
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The timetable is the product. If somebody cannot see in five seconds whether there is a class after work on a Thursday, they stop looking.
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A trial that requires a phone call, a form and a sales conversation loses the person who was only just brave enough to look. Say plainly what the first visit costs and what happens in it.
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People want to know whether the room is full of people like them. One evening of real photographs of your actual members answers the question every stock image dodges.
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This category has trained everybody to expect a hard sell. Publishing the price is the cheapest way to look like the one that will not do that.
Memberships are recurring revenue, so a small lift in how many trials convert compounds for years rather than paying once.
The schedule, live and correct. It is the most visited page on any gym site and the most commonly out of date. If somebody cannot see Tuesday at 6am without phoning, they join the studio whose site simply told them.
Yes. Fitness is a recurring purchase and hiding the price reads as expensive. A clear table of what each tier includes converts better than contact us for pricing in every version we have tested.
On the one thing a chain cannot template: your actual coaches, your actual members, your actual room. A chain site is corporate photography shot somewhere else. Yours can show the people who will be standing there on Tuesday morning.
We build for gyms and studios across BC, the Greater Toronto Area and the rest of Canada. Two ways in: a quick onsite audit in 30 seconds with no email required, or a handwritten audit back to you within 48 hours. Both are free and both are yours to keep.
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