
The way you’re measuring social media success is costing you more fitness customers.
The #1 biggest mistake fitness business make is that they’re not measuring. The second biggest mistake is that they’re measuring fans and followers. The third biggest mistake is that they’re measuring fans and followers and engagement. Then they stop. That’s all. Does this sound familiar? The mission is to fill slots and make sure your posting something. The social media staff member is tasked with posting clever or cute images and quotes. Like food either is medicine or poison, marketing is not neutral. It either hurst or helps. Any effort in your business that takes time, money, and energy either increases your brand positioning and results or it hurts you. If you’re the social media manager, or if you hire one who needs to be empowered to help you more, there’s a better way. Every action you take in your workout has a purpose. Every action you plan in a 30 minute training session has purpose – and gets results – or soon the client will stop paying you. Likewise, every action you take with social media should be measured for results. It’s about getting more fitness customers. How are you measuring social media activity’s influence on your ability to acquire more fitness customers?The fitness business social media best-practice list
Measure the following weekly:- Number of fans/followers
- Engagement (shares, pins, retweets)
- Conversion to email
- Conversion to product/service sale
- Conversion to blog
- Traffic from blog to store
- Conversion to website traffic
- Conversion to ________________ (consultation bookings, free trial, etc.)