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Everybody gets a January. The business is March.

Sign ups are the easy part and the part every gym measures. What decides the year is how many of those people are still walking through the door when the weather turns.

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Publishing where your customers already are

Nobody joins a gym. They join a room they can picture themselves in.

Signups in week one are the easy part. Showing the room and the people in it, all year, is what fills the other eleven months.

Our work

Content that answers the real objection.

Which is not price and not equipment. It is whether somebody who has not trained in years would feel welcome walking in on a Monday.

The honest part

Three things that keep gyms on the treadmill.

A phrase we are aware of, and it still fits.

A packed gym floor in January beside an empty one in March.

Buying a January instead of building a year

Everything goes into the new year push and then the account goes quiet in March. The people who would have joined in April never heard of you, and they are the ones who tend to stay.

A discounted membership offer undercut by a cheaper one.

Competing on price with people who can always go lower

There is a chain down the road charging less than your coffee budget. If the argument is price you have already lost it, and the members you win on price leave on price.

Empty equipment, illustrating a gym sold without its people.

Selling the gym instead of the room

Equipment lists and square footage do not move anyone. People join because of how a place felt and who was in it, and almost nobody shows that.

What we run

Built for a business that lives on the second month.

Run one, or run several. Mix them on the pricing page and see the total before you commit to anything.

How it works

Three steps, then it runs.

No long kickoff, no strategy deck you never open again.

1

Pick your plan

Choose what you want handled and see the total as you go. Change it any time, and no contract holds you to it.

2

Tell us about the place

Who actually trains there, what you charge, and whether you want members, class bookings or personal training. Then a call to fill the gaps.

3

Approve, and we run it

You see everything before it goes out. Approve it and we publish, launch and adjust from there.

Where to start

A plan built for a gym floor.

This is what most gyms run. Open it as it is, or change anything you like before you check out.

Most gyms start here

Fill the year, not just the first week of it.

Daily content showing the room and the people in it, a local following that keeps growing while you sleep, ads running in the months everyone else has gone quiet, and every trial followed up before they lose their nerve.

Included in your bundle

  • Meta lead ads

    Lead form campaigns built, managed and adjusted monthly

    $499
  • Lead capture and CRM

    Every lead answered in seconds and followed up

    $250
  • Social media posts, 30

    Designed, captioned and published for you

    $299

Questions

Before you decide.

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