"We let clients make their own minds up" If you've said this to yourself or your team, I urge you to reconsider your approach. Of course, putting undue or excessive pressure on clients is not good. In reality, very, very few studios are doing this. As a gym owner or fitness manager, you should be 👇🏼 ✅ Encouraging your team to enthusiastically talk about your programs and their benefits, if you all believe that what you offer can help people *If you don't believe in what you offer, we've got deeper issues to resolve first! ✅ Assuming that you have to help people choose the right package based on their needs, because most people don't have the slightest clue what the right package for them is ✅ Recommending what you think the best package/membership option is for them (after asking them a few questions) Many studios need a mindset shift around sales if they're going to help and impact more people. Who's with me on this? You or your team struggling with this? Reach out to me or the team at The Fit Guide #thefitguide #sales #marketing #fitnessindustry #boutiquefitness
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