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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2026 · 12 MIN

Episode 28: Run a Profitable Open Day at Your Pilates Studio

from Raising the Bar on the Future of Pilates · host kimpaxtonpilates

Run a Profitable Open Day at Your Pilates Studio Thinking about hosting an Open Day but unsure how to make it truly profitable — not just busy? In this episode, I’m walking you through how to plan and run an Open Day for your Pilates studio that builds genuine momentum. We’ll talk about positioning, pricing, simple systems, and how to convert interest into long-term clients — without discounting your value or exhausting yourself in the process. You’ll learn: • How to design an Open Day with clear financial intention • What actually attracts aligned clients (and what doesn’t) • Simple follow-up systems that increase conversion • How to protect your energy while still creating impact A profitable Open Day isn’t about cramming your timetable or giving everything away for free. It’s about clarity, structure, and creating a client experience that reflects the studio you’re building. If you’re ready to grow sustainably — this episode will help you approach your next Open Day with confidence and strategy.

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