Hosted by fitDEGREE · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 348 episodes
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fitSpot Guru is your weekly guide to mastering fitDEGREE! Each week our team will take on topics related to our software provided by our clients or our internal team. The goal is to leave the episode with a greater understanding of fitDEGREE and how it can be used to optimize your business! Got a question or a suggestion? Email us at support@fitdegree.com!
fitDEGREE hosts fitSpot Guru, a business show with 348 episodes published.
What We Cover In This Episode: Why standards problems are the hidden cause behind almost every studio frustration, and some Nick's Nuggets to keep them simple [2:16] Where to actually start with studio standards, without
What We Cover In This Episode: How taking a break will show you exactly where the weak spots are in your studio [5:32] The true cost of constant presence and what's actually going to happen if you never take a break from
What We Cover In This Episode: Is the summer slowdown real and what's actually happening with attendance in May and June [4:07] How to creatively adjust your schedule without aggressively slashing your classes [8:19] A l
What We Cover In This Episode: The key reasons why getting found is only the beginning of the process for you as a studio owner and your new client [7:29] The specific thing memberships can't do on their own [8:17] What
What We Cover In This Episode: What's really happening when a client says "I can't commit to a membership" [4:08] How the pressure of paying for a membership creates consistency [8:15] Why class packs shouldn't be on you
What We Cover In This Episode: The truth about why class packs keep clients inconsistent instead of building the routine they actually need to see results [8:07] Two major pricing menu mistakes that leave clients confuse
What We Cover In This Episode: How to start simple by identifying the areas of your business where you are already repeating yourself [5:31 The secret to using AI for social media and marketing without sounding generic o
What We Cover In This Episode: How AI is fundamentally shifting the way information is pulled from your website and why ranking on page one isn't the only goal anymore [9:48] Why the real secret in getting found now is s
What We Cover In This Episode: Why new members disappear after the first month and how to fix your habit formation strategy [5:55] What's really happening when members say that they genuinely love your classes but still
What We Cover In This Episode: Why shiny object syndrome is actually a symptom of being uncertain about your current model [8:37] How to determine if a change solves a legitimate business issue or if you're just reacting
What We Cover In This Episode: The real purpose of an intro offer and how to use it to figure out exactly where your studio fits into a new client's routine [4:31] Why you must prioritize memberships and the reasons that
What We Cover In This Episode: Why you should be setting up mock clients with a personal email to see exactly what a brand-new lead experiences [6:12] A quick tip for testing your web app and intro offers without having
What We Cover In This Episode: How providing a client's full name and context in the initial email will eliminate the first round of back-and-forth [4:17] The ways in which visual evidence helps the support team recreate
What We Cover In This Episode: How the financial timeline controls when payments process, independent of your members' service access [6:17] Tips for managing how perk sets unlock, expire, and the impact of rollover sett
What We Cover In This Episode: Why studio owners often miscalculate their timeline to profitability and the three levers that actually control your path to break-even [4:20] The one administrative task you should automat
What We Cover In This Episode: What to consider when choosing between building a retreat from scratch or partnering with an operator to remove the operational weight [7:48] Why retreats are a separate business model and
What We Cover In This Episode: How to determine whether you should host an outside teacher training as a simple space rental or take on the undertaking of building your own in house program [1:34] What to understand abou
What We Cover In This Episode: Why operating on trust alone is not a strategy and how to move your business out of the "gray" and into the "black and white" [13:50] The loophole test you can do right now and other operat
What We Cover In This Episode: The "Pen and Paper" logic of subbing and why you should be tracking availability blocks rather than just class times [0:50] How to kill the "he-said, she-said" battle by moving your team ou
What We Cover In This Episode: Why the curated Instagram version of studio ownership is a lie and how to stop letting digital personas make you feel like garbage [7:06] Practical ways to solve your staffing bottlenecks w
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fitSpot Guru is hosted by fitDEGREE. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 348 episodes.
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