Episode 184: More Clients Won’t Fix a Broken Business

Dan’s Takeaways from Georgia: Scaling the Right Way

Fresh off a trip to Velocity and CoreBlend, two gyms that have scaled quickly while maintaining quality, culture, and profitability.

What they did differently: Extreme focus on the product, retention, and efficient systems before chasing growth.The biggest takeaway?

They didn’t just add more clients—they built a business that could handle growth.

The Real Fix: Optimize Before You Scale

✅ Retention Over Acquisition

  • If you can’t keep the clients you have, what’s the point of adding more?
  • A high churn rate means you’re constantly playing defense instead of building long-term revenue.

✅ Profitable Pricing

  • If you’re not making enough money per member, signing up 50 more people just digs a deeper hole.
  • Are you pricing based on value and sustainability, or just trying to undercut the competition?

✅ Systemized Sales & Onboarding

  • Every new client should plug into a structured, high-retention experience.
  • If onboarding is sloppy, engagement drops, and your new clients become short-term clients. The best gyms don’t just sign people up—they build lifelong members.

Thanks for listening!

🎧 Subscribe & Share the Business of Strength Podcast

Visit our website and schedule a FREE strategy call with the Business of Strength here:

https://businessofstrength.com

This is the Business of Strength!

Picture of Adam Menner

Adam Menner

Leave a Replay

About BOS

We help our coaches, trainers, and business owners spark curiosity and genuine enthusiasm in their pursuit of career mastery by providing them with the opportunity and the support system to find their ‘hook’ and develop a passion and skill set that will set them apart.

Recent Posts

Enter your information below!

Fill out the form and reserve your seat!