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    3 Ways To Make $10k đź’µCASH đź’µ With No Ad Spend In 30 Days or Less | Ep 152

    enSeptember 24, 2019

    Podcast Summary

    • Focus on cash flow opportunities and threats: Prioritize cash flow solutions over other concerns during financial crises to ensure business survival

      When addressing business issues, it's crucial to prioritize cash flow opportunities and threats over other concerns, especially when facing immediate financial challenges. For instance, if a business is struggling to make payroll, focusing on improving customer retention, although important, may not be the most pressing solution since it could take weeks to see results. Instead, identifying and addressing cash flow opportunities and threats should be the first priority to ensure the business's survival. This principle applies whether you're a business owner or coaching yourself. Remember, cash flow is like oxygen for a business, and securing it should be a top priority.

    • Maximize revenue with a 1:1 nutrition program: Implementing a 1:1 nutrition program can generate an extra $15,000 per month with minimal investment in time and effort.

      Implementing a 1:1 nutrition and accountability program within your fitness facility is a significant opportunity to increase revenue with minimal additional costs. This program can generate an extra $15,000 per month, and the only investment required is time and effort. If you don't currently offer this service, it may be the most profitable addition to your business. Furthermore, prioritizing which opportunities to focus on is crucial for coaches, and experience plays a significant role in making informed decisions. When in a financial crunch, selling to your existing customer base is the fastest way to make money. In a gym setting, consider running a "reason why" campaign to offer a transformation program to a select number of customers. This approach requires minimal resources and can yield quick financial gains.

    • Generate additional revenue from existing customers: Expect 25% of customers to be interested in new services/products, profit margins can be substantial. Upselling can result in 85% take rate and high closing rates on ancillary offers. Focus on recurring revenue through additional services/products and consider video content for wider reach.

      Cash flow is crucial for businesses and having it can provide breathing room to make better decisions. One effective way to generate revenue is by offering additional services or products to your existing customer base. You can expect around 25% of your customer base to be interested, and the profit margin can be substantial. Another strategy is to offer a free product or service and then upsell ancillary services or products, which can result in an 85% take rate and high closing rates on upsells. The effort required for these strategies is similar to dealing with internal blocks, so it's essential to focus on establishing recurring revenue through additional services or products. Additionally, having a video version of your content can help reach more people and potentially increase revenue through visual and engaging presentations.

    • Personalized communication and accountability strategies for gym businesses: Offering free trials and personalized one-on-one experiences can increase customer engagement and loyalty, leading to higher retention rates and additional revenue from those customers. Charging for ongoing accountability sessions can result in substantial profits, while the cost of fulfilling this offer is relatively low.

      Implementing personalized communication and accountability strategies can significantly improve customer retention and generate additional revenue for a gym business. By offering free trials and personalized one-on-one experiences, gym owners can increase customer engagement and loyalty, leading to higher retention rates and additional revenue from those customers. For example, offering a 28-day free trial and then charging an extra $49 a week for ongoing one-on-one accountability sessions can result in a substantial profit. The cost of fulfilling this offer is relatively low, as only a small percentage of the cost goes to the coach. By focusing on this strategy, gym owners can make a significant impact on their profitability and customer engagement in a short amount of time. Additionally, offering nutrition accountability can also be a profitable addition to the business, as it is often expected in the fitness industry and can provide an additional revenue stream. Overall, by prioritizing personalized communication and accountability, gym owners can plug the holes in their business and generate cash quickly while also improving long-term processes.

    • Identify high-impact business strategies: Focus on strategies bringing significant revenue with minimal resources. Prioritize options based on cash flow needs and long-term goals.

      As a business owner, it's essential to identify the plays or strategies that will have the highest impact on your business with the least amount of resources. A good coach can help guide you in making the right call by assessing the various options available and determining which one will yield the best results. It's crucial to prioritize opportunities that bring in significant revenue while minimizing the resources required. For instance, if you need cash quickly, a paid-in-full program might be the best option. If you can wait a little longer, consider an internal play or hybrid model. Remember, cash flow is vital for the sustainability and growth of your business. Don't get overwhelmed by the multitude of options; instead, focus on the strategies that will bring you the most profit with the least investment. By doing so, you'll have the financial resources to address other challenges and invest in long-term solutions.

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