3. The Problem?
Low Retention
Poor Customer/Member satisfaction
Gyms/Leisure/Sports facilities frightening
Not keeping up with Technology- digital
marketing, social media, cloud based
technology
Not adapting to changing demographics
Budget Gyms
4. The problem = not
attracting/retaining the 88%
not using gyms/leisure facilities
& not attracting/retaining the
15% of the population with
disabilities
5. Attract and retain that 88% of the Market
not using your Fitness/Sports/Leisure
Facilities by innovating with the latest
technologies and programmes
6. Building Communities to attract and
retain more customers
Global Perspective
Local Community
Your Customers/ Members
Your Staff
Industry Community
The Health/fitness Club/ Sports /Leisure
as the New Church= the Community Hub
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10. Ashley Mc Kinley Commercial Director of Nichem Pools & Leisure has a
unique philosophy in dealing with his customers versus the modern day
technology approach of Social media and emails
"You can only get what a customer really needs by getting in front of
them, even if its a complaint, have the guts to go out and meet with
them and if necessary work day and night to get it right"
Ashley regularly travels all over Ireland to meet customers from different
backgrounds including having to build a swimming pool for greyhounds
and more recently to introduce the WOW factor offered by using
stretched ceilings in Leisure complex
11.
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14. Digital Marketing
Kilian Fisher
Marketing Director,
MomentumBD Ltd
IHRSA EU Council, BIAC Health
Task Force, EOSE Expert, Former
IHRSA (Global) Board Director and
ILAM CEO
15. INNOVATE OR DIE
Learn from History: Marketing & Training
are Critical Success factors especially in
recession , companies that don't invest
die!
16. Solutions to attract the 88% not using
gyms/leisure facilities, increase
membership and improve secondary
spend
Focus on Innovation
Learn from History: Marketing & Training
are Critical Success factors especially in
recession
18. U.K.
Britain is the biggest online shopping nation
in the developed world, with almost two-
thirds of adults using the internet to buy
goods or services.
19. UK ONLINE
Figures from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation
and Development (OECD) show that six out of ten British
adults use the internet to buy products such as food,
clothing, music or holidays.
This is twice the average of the OECD’s 34 member
states, which include the US, Germany, Australia and
France.
Britons spent £68.2 billion on the internet last year, an
increase of almost £10 billion on 2010, according to
IMRG, a body which represents the UK’s online retailers.
This is equivalent to £2,180 for every adult in the country.
20. Is the Fitness Sector ready?
Have we the technology to embrace the
new world?
Have we the skills, knowledge &
competencies
Can we achieve our goals without
change?
What are these goals?
Profit, Social Objectives, Health Agenda,
28. Disruptive Technologies
Disruptive technologies with
Erik Brynjolfsson
Technologies to watch
Big Data- Data Capture,CRM,
Marketing Automation……
Robotics- PWD, DIY fitness
A.I.- no more PT’s?
29. Customer Profiling
Market Segmentation
Do we really understand our segments
Catchment areas
Profiling
Facebook
LinkedIn
Data Capture
30. CRM
Lead Generation
Web to lead/ Facebook to lead
Sales process
Tracking
Tasks/calendar
Retention> Engagement > instructors
Building relationships/communities
33. Social Media
Facebook
Twitter
Linkedin
Hootsuite
YouTube- 2nd Biggest search engine
Building OUR Communities
34.
35.
36. The 1% rule states that the number of
people who create content on the Internet
represents approximately 1% (or less) of
the people actually viewing that content.
For example, for every person who posts
on a forum, generally about 99 other
people are viewing that forum but not
posting. McConnell, Ben; Huba, Jackie (May 3, 2006). "The 1% Rule: Charting citizen participation". Church of the Customer Blog. Archived
from the original on 11 May 2010. Retrieved 2010-07-10.
37.
38. Social Media
B2C Building YOUR Community
Facebook
Twitter
Linkedin- NO? Corporates
YouTube- 2nd Biggest search engine
Hootsuite
39. Facebook
Is it it dead?
Are you using facebook
effectively?
Consumer profiling and targeting
Lead generation/ Data capture
Book online
40. Email/SMS Marketing
Email & SMS Marketing
Split testing
Marketing automation
Campaign design
Tracking and Stats
Learning and Applying the lessons learned
41. Book Online
Online, 24x7.
Ability to book from home
Lead generation eg soul cycle
(www.indoorgroupccycling.com)
Classes – aerobics, zumba, group cycling etc
Programmes/Courses- trimbelly, RMC, Swimming, Sports
etc
Customers can see classes & availability in real time
picture galleries, videos, instructors bio...
send confirmation emails and SMS reminders
offer courses, group classes and personal training
42.
43. FACEBOOK
Business Page
Likes/Comments/Sharing
Engagement
Data capture widget
Bookings widget
Accept online bookings directly from within your
Facebook page, easy for your social networking
friends and fans to book straight away
offer simplified 'Sign in with Facebook' button.
No more passwords to remember.
45. GOOGLE ADWORDS
Google major Change 22nd July
Mobile World > smart phones > tablets
Adwords
Choosing
A/B Testing
Data capture
Remarketing
46. WEB
SEO- Google algorithms
Data Capture
Landing pages
Remarketing
Online Booking
Email Marketing to Marketing automation
Social Media
World of Mouth
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55. Building Communities to attract and
retain more customers
We Have the Solutions:
Social Media
CRM & Marketing Automation
Online booking, membership, promotions, social etc
Your Staff..Training, Structures, Processes, systems
Industry CPD keeping up
The Health/fitness Club/ Sports /Leisure as the New
Church= the Community Hub
56. ACTIONS
Learning/Take Aways great BUT useless without
Implementation
Join FREE Business Innovation Network for
Health & Fitness, Sports, Leisure on LinkedIn
Ask for FREE demos of any of the Digital
Platforms
FREE no risk Income share Trial of TrimBelly
57. Ashley Mc Kinley Commercial Director of Nichem Pools & Leisure has a
unique philosophy in dealing with his customers versus the modern day
technology approach of Social media and emails
"You can only get what a customer really needs by getting in front of
them, even if its a complaint, have the guts to go out and meet with
them and if necessary work day and night to get it right"
Ashley regularly travels all over Ireland to meet customers from different
backgrounds including having to build a swimming pool for greyhounds
and more recently to introduce the WOW factor offered by using
stretched ceilings in Leisure complex
58.
59. Kilian Fisher & Catherine Carty speaking
IHRSA European Congress 17th to 20th
October
Madrid, Spain
60. Catherine Carty
UNESCO Chair Project Manager
Former ILAM Board Director &
REPS Ireland Chair
Speaker at IHRSA Global
Convention Las Vegas March 13
& European Ccongress Oct 13
61. David Minton
The Information Guru
Fellow IHRSA Europe Council
Member
Growth Company
Rio adventures
Splashpath HUGE news
62. Duncan Green
The Master of Sales & Retention
Guru
Sought after Speaker for last 20
Years
Bodylife and YMCA June 13
Harpers, Pulse, Momentum
Generated millions for Clubs
63. Open Forum
QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION
What are the Key Concerns in your
business?
Have you got the resources- human,
technological, money, in house or
outsourced capabilities
64. ACTIONS
Learning/Take Aways great BUT useless without
Implementation
Join FREE Business Innovation Network for
Health & Fitness, Sports, Leisure on LinkedIn
Ask for FREE demos of any of the Digital
Platforms
FREE no risk Income share Trial of TrimBelly