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Mastering Member Retention: EMS and Wellness Studios

Mastering Member Retention: EMS and Wellness Studios

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Summary

Jemima Steinhart and Johann discuss effective strategies for reducing member churn in fitness studios and wellness clinics. They emphasize the importance of a structured onboarding process, understanding client needs, and building a supportive community. The conversation also touches on the challenges of transitioning from a trainer to a business leader, managing market competition, and adapting to economic changes. Key insights include the necessity of personalized communication, the value of client retention over acquisition, and the importance of asking the right questions to understand client motivations.


Takeaways

  • The first 90 days are crucial for member retention.
  • An onboarding journey is essential for client success.
  • Regular check-ins and accountability are key to keeping clients engaged.
  • Understanding client needs through assessments is vital.
  • Building a community enhances client relationships and retention.
  • Asking for referrals should be a systematic part of the process.
  • Transitioning from trainer to business leader requires a shift in mindset.
  • Sales processes need to be evaluated and improved regularly.
  • Economic factors should not deter business growth; there's enough demand.
  • Asking deeper questions can uncover true client motivations.

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Keywords

member retention, onboarding, fitness community, client needs, market competition, business leadership, sales process, economic factors

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