Is your email list small? Would you like to grow your email list with potential clients? Here’s a strategy that works in 4 steps, and once you have it set up — it keeps working for you. Step 1: Post a blog on your website. A blog is simply a conversation with the people who…
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It’s easy to paste in a bunch of hashtags into your posts, but do you know what that does for your Pilates Studio and your brand? First of all – the definitions: Tags allow social media users to engage an individual, business or any entity with a social profile when they mention them in a post or comment. In Facebook…
This is a guest blog written by Carey Sadler of Rivercity Pilates…… You know that blogging can be great for your Pilates business but does the idea of writing regular blogs scare you? Maybe you can’t imagine finding enough to write about or even the time to think about topics. For me I often find…
I was feeling pretty successful last month when I was working the National Finals Rodeo for my clients who are professional rodeo athletes.. I was doing social media for three competitors, posting schedules, pictures and rodeo results. Then, I got a phone call from one of them, only an hour or so after I’d seen…
I can imagine that decorating your studio for Christmas seems like just another time consuming task for a studio owner. I get it. It would be much easier to just talk about Christmas and hope that you get some Christmas sales. But, as we all know entrepreneurship means putting in the work, whether you feel…
I have over 38 thousand photos on my computer. It seems like no matter what I’m doing (working on Instagram, working on newsletters, working on websites, etc.) the most time consuming task is looking for photos that apply to what I’m doing. For example, if I’m working on a newsletter about Pilates Reformer Teacher Training,…