Previously, we shared with you 5 reasons why businesses should incorporate events into their marketing strategy. If you’ve read up on and understand how wonderfully beneficial hosting events can be in the marketing department, you’re now probably pretty determined to host one for yourself.
Whether you’re looking to open a new facility for a new business or to expand an existing one, knowing the important factors of picking and choosing an optimal location for it plays a crucial role in determining the success of your future endeavors.
Dress to Impress, with Antonio Centeno - PT COREntrepreneur Podcast
‘You can’t judge a book by its cover,’ the saying goes. And that’s absolutely true, for books.
When it comes to people, appearances really do matter. We all make subconscious judgments about other people based on their personal grooming and clothing habits.
If you’re someone who has attended events in the past, you may not have thought much about them besides getting the most of them and having a great time - but behind every event is much time and effort put into planning and organising for a much greater purpose.
Stop Trading Dollars for Hours with Eric Bach - PT COREntrepreneur Podcast
Whether it’s at an office desk or on the gym floor, the daily grind of hourly work gets old. Sure, some people manage to work a superhuman quantity of hours each week and come away with good money. But what about the quality of that work? Is it providing something of true, lasting value to the client?
As of 2018, Instagram reported having over 1 billion monthly active users. 50% of the billion scrolls through their feed every day. This is a large audience that you, as a business owner, should take advantage of for the growth of your business.
Turning Your Gym Business Vision into Reality with Steve Grant - PT COREntrepreneur Podcast
Thinking of starting your own gym? Trying to grow and improve your existing business? With so much competition in the marketplace, running a successful gym is not simply a matter of setting up a facility and watching the money roll in. All things being equal, what makes or breaks a small business is its ability to connect personally with customers and inspire employees.
How Harnessing The Power Of Systems Can Help Personal Trainers Succeed, with Jodi Rumack - PT COREntrepreneur
Personal trainers spend so much time pondering fitness programmes and nutrition that they tend to neglect putting enough planning into their business. So, they often deploy trial-and-error business techniques that end up being super inefficient and simply don’t work.
How To Avoid The Time-Money Trap Of One-To-One Personal Training with Chris Dufey - PT COREntrepreneur Podcast
When personal trainers are just beginning in the industry, they often find themselves working around 60 hours-a-week on one-to-one training with clients. Because these trainers are only earning when they are with their clients, they fall into a time-money trap where their income is tied to the schedule of their clients. This can cause trainers to neglect themselves and their loved ones as they find themselves constantly in the gym and training people in order to earn money.
The beginning of your career was great: you were gushing over your certification and giddy with excitement about changing lives. As time goes by you might find yourself realising that those good feelings and euphoria just don’t hit you as hard as before and you're wondering: "What have I achieved since I started?"