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the specifi c market segment to see the im- age, read the copy or watch the video and think, “That person is just like me! If they can do it, so can I.” Finally, to prove your solution works of- fer a trial. A paid trial will reduce the num- ber of leads, but increase the quality of leads. This means the people who are pre- pared to pay a small amount to trial your facility (and your solution) will be more quThis should help you identify “like” populA vations that would be good pros- pects for Club Membership.


A: Great question since no one has


unlimited marketing budgets. First, solicit the help of a full service marketing agency that can identify where your current members reside and the demographic pr file of those neighborhoods. alifi ed.


ery important point to note is this: if


your s lution to your target market’s pain is noSecond, ask for a search of local resi- dents who meet whatever demograph- nity and marketing for your competitors. So ensure the message in your marketing clearly states y ur unique solution for them.


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raising the profi le of fi tness in your commu- ic profile you determine is a great tar- get (for example, homes with children ages 5-13 or women in the household with incomes over $70,000). This is invaluable information as it allows you to precisely market to only those households that meet your search


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Finally, don’t forget to use a vari- ety of marketing tools such as email, guerilla material, Facebook and other arketing agency that can identi-


fy where your current members reside gramming. Engage your members in “sharing” the word about your club and leverage the power of your happy


This is a great question because no one has an unlimited marketing budget. First, solicit the help of a full ser- svoice mial media avenues to spread the word about your promotions and pro- and the demogr phic profi le of those neighbour oods.


This should help you identify “like” pop- members! Testimonials are still the best form of advertising.


ulations that would be good prospects for club membership. Second, ask for a search of local resi-


dents who meet whatever demographic profi le you determine is a great target (for example, homes with children ages 5-13 or women in the household with incomes over $70,000). This is invaluable informa- tion as it allows you to precisely market to only those households that meet your search criteria. Finally, don’t forget to use a variety of


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marketing tools such as email, guerilla ma- terial, Facebook and other social media av- enues to spread the word about your pro- motions and programming. Engage your members in sharing the word about your club, and leverage the power of your happy members! Testimonials are still the best form of advertising.


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