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How to Get More Clients for Your Yoga Training Studio

02/11/2019 by Adam

Getting your yoga studio packed with clients is not easy. Trainers spend thousands of dollars on setting up a yoga training center and the only way to break even is to get clients fast. Thankfully, there are many ways you can get more clients for your yoga training studio. One of them is buying yoga insurance and using it as a showcased benefit. Having the right insurance for your yoga training studio and practice will earn you trust and confidence from clients and ensure you convert those enquires to memberships. Once you have the right insurance, follow these tips to get more clients for your yoga studio.

Display Insurance Certificates and Permits to Boost Confidence

Some clients might not ask about your yoga insurance. They will just assume that you don’t have it. Therefore, it’s important to hang your yoga teacher insurance certificate strategically in your studio. The appearance of this credential will raise your credibility among clients. It will also boost confidence among clients. They will feel secure training with you because they will know that they are covered against any risks pertaining to yoga practice.

Advertise Your Yoga Studio

One thing that can hinder the growth of your yoga studio is keeping it under wraps. Naturally, yogis are known to be reserved people that don’t like public exposure. Unfortunately, such an attribute can be fatal for your yoga studio. Without exposure, your business won’t attract customers.

Advertising is a must if you want potential clients to know about your establishment and visit.  Social media should be the first place you advertise your yoga studio. Most people have a social media presence. Therefore, make sure that your yoga studio has a strong presence on Twitter, Instagram, Thumbtack, Google Business, and Facebook. Live-streaming your yoga classes on Periscope can also help you reach more prospects and clients. You can also create a blogor a YouTube channel for sharing free information about yoga and encouraging people to visit your studio.

Create a Brand for Your Yoga Studio

There are several benefits to having a brand for your studio.

They include:

·         It helps improve recognition and awareness

·         Branding helps build a loyal customer base

·         It increases the business’ overall value

·         It reinforces the pillars of your business philosophy

Some of the things that will make your yoga studio stand out include a logo, colors, slogan, and theme. These visual elements will give your yoga studio its face. They will help your business stand out from the competition. When buying yoga insurance, make sure that it covers these crucial aspects of your studio. 

Offer Special Incentives

If your studio is a new establishment, give clients discounts or free classes as incentives. Such special offers will draw more prospects to your establishment. However, most yoga schools offer similar incentives. You, therefore, need to set your studio in a class of its own by offering unique and competitive motivation to clients.

Target Your Local Community

A yoga studio targets residents of its neighborhood. You should, therefore, take into account the demographics of your area while planning your marketing strategy. Conducting market research in advance will help you target events and services to the right market. For instance, if your studio is located near a university, target young people with your classes.

Pick Yoga Styles Carefully

Yoga has changed due to cross-disciplinary forms that are mixed for various objectives. Some of these forms are more popular with some people than others. For instance, some people want to shed off some weight by practicing some yoga styles. These can practice styles like hot yoga that aims to reduce weight. If such people are your target demographic, use such styles to popularize your studio. Other styles include Kundalini that emphasizes breathing techniques and chakras that work on the energy points of the body.

Choose a Convenient Location

Yoga is a practice that requires serene environments. Therefore, the location you choose will greatly affect your success. In urban areas, it’s hard to find locations with a natural environment. The best option, therefore, is to consider locations that are easily accessible through roads and have ample parking space. This will attract clients that don’t want to struggle to search for a parking space.

 Consider Multiple Offerings

Don’t limit the studio to only a few offerings. Doing so will only keep some prospects away. Offering more services is a sure way to get more clients to your yoga training studio.

In a nutshell, you have to do more after getting yoga insurance to get more clients to your yoga training studio. Follow these tips and you will soon have more prospects visiting or contacting you.

 

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