Aug 24, 2022
What We Cover In This Episode:
- Defining an event in fitDEGREE
[3:59]
- What the main difference is between an event
and a one-time class [4:49]
- Which type of businesses should be leveraging
events within fitDEGREE? [7:04]
- Scenarios where events could or should be
avoided [9:50]
- Nick talks about some best practices to utilize
when setting up events [12:39]
- Some final ideas and suggestions for using events [14:09]
Quotes:
“[Events] feel pretty similar to series. I would make the registration window close early so you are prepared for how many people will be there specially, and if you need props or if you need perks like apparel. So, I think [you should] close the registration accordingly with whatever planning you need to do, and make sure you add a damn picture!” [Nick, 12:49]
“I really like the idea of bringing community together. I don't mind the idea of trying out a new modality, but for some reason I like [events] more as not necessarily a lead generator, but just a way to get familiar together that maybe haven’t seen each other because their class schedule doesn’t line up anymore.” [Nick, 14:59]
“I think events are a really great opportunity for trying new things, gauging interest on other things, and also I'll say it until I'm blue in the face, highlighting your community partnerships.” [Megan, 15:19]
“Leveraging those events to
bring something new, something fresh and something different
outside of your regularly scheduled classes, it's just really going
to be great for your business.” [Megan, 15:46]
LINKS:
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fitDEGREE’s Business Portal
https://calendly.com/fitdegree/support
https://www.instagram.com/fitdegree/
https://www.instagram.com/fitspot_guru/
https://www.instagram.com/fitdegree_nick/
https://www.instagram.com/megan_fitdegree/