Summer can be an unpredictable time for those of us in the gym and fitness studio owners. Fitness-related memberships in July are at their lowest industry average, but it can feel like a complete gym summer slowdown that drags on if you’re not prepared. The key is a dual focus on both retention and new sales – boost gym membership sales while also keeping member retention high.

Let's be honest. As a boutique studio owner, staffing has topped your emergency list a time or two

What does your fitness studio’s conversion rate- the percentage of intro clients who purchase long-term memberships- look like lately?

You have the idea, now here is the step-by-step outline to get your clients back in the door.

Let's talk about pricing for your boutique fitness studio. Studies show a change in pricing can increase or decrease your revenue by 20-50%. What could your gym do with 20+ percent more money?

I polled a few of my respected colleagues to develop the top ten things your business coach wishes you knew.

Think of it as a free coaching call on the house.

As all fitness studio owners know, getting new clients in the door is only half the battle. Keeping them engaged is the real challenge- especially once you've optimized your client flow. One of my favorite ways to increase gym member engagement is with challenges.