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Old 10-01-2008, 04:19 PM   #9 (permalink)
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What don't you know? Sure the other person may be established, but who's to say your bootcamp wouldn't be more successful. While it may not be a good idea to try to steal his/her clients or run it at the same time, maybe you do a bootcamp geared towards a specific group...stay at home moms, parents/kids after school activity, brides to be, etc.
Very good points. Im getting more and more aggressive with my marketing but i may still be a little quick to push aside ideas for fear of stepping on toes. I'm doing well getting over this, but it takes time. I will probably gear it towards a particular niche. I dont think this camp does afternoon sessions, so maybe that could be an option.

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What exactly does a month free mean? Make sure that this is well defined. You don't want to say you get a month free and have the person think it's 4 sessions a week or something. I think it's better to give out a specific number of sessions (8 for 4 weeks)...
Yeah very true, i meant 4 free sessions, one a week. I will give out a specific number if i go this route.

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I feel like if you give it to everyone people will make the appointment and not keep it, because they got it for free, but this could also go for the other free sessions as well. When people get 'free' sessions I've learned that they tend to abuse them...
I hear pros and cons about free sessions. Maybe if the person "won" the free sessions, and you called them up with a congratulatory phone call, they would be more inclined to keep the appointment.

What do you recommend for gathering information( phone, addy, email, ect.)? Lead boxes or just have people fill out forms or maybe sign up for a free newsletter?
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