Your Get Old Members Back Campaign | 7th Day of Christmas Gifts
You Know January & February Are The BEST Months For Re-Activating Former Members
Your former members provide an exciting opportunity to market and re-market to on a consistent basis. You don’t want to over do it but we suggest:
- You market to them twice a year, on the months when people are thinking about joining a club or studio or PT.
- When there is something new in the business: new equipment, new personal trainers, new class timetable, new services and definitely when you have new membership types!
Your direct mail piece is completely editable where you can place your logo on the front and any copy you like on the back.
The artwork is normally $A199. For the next 24 hours you can get the file NOW for just A149. You will need to use the code XMAS, so click here to get the template and get ready to start promoting!
WAIT!!!!!!!
A much better option would be grab yourself an Active Management Membership for 2016 and you receive the artwork for the re-activation campaign for free – saving you $199!
Your Active Management Membership includes:
- 15 marketing templates that you can brand up – valued at $2985;
- 211 social media ready tiles to inspire and educate – valued at $1400;
- 20 one page ‘PT Business in 60 seconds’ fact sheets to strengthen your PT business and PTs – value $400
- 12 copies of Powerful Insights From Industry Experts – valued at $180
- Part of the most exciting fitness business network in the world as we launch Membership 2.0 in February 2016
And you also beat the 2016 price rise!
For only A249 (which is less than US180 or 170 Euro or NZ275) you receive OVER $4965 worth of value INCLUDING the editable artwork for your re-activation direct mail piece!
Justin is the Managing Director of Active Management, which he began January 2004. He offers coaching to businesses worldwide in everything from start up and design to marketing and sales systems. Justin also facilitates four Australian and New Zealand ‘fitness industry roundtables’ events, which allows him to see a huge cross section of business models.