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EPISODE · Mar 22, 2019 · 1H 1M

I May Be Wrong, But I Doubt It - ep. 03

from WTF Gym Talk · host Stuart Brauer

The controversy surrounding the legitimacy of companies that sell the "members on demand" marketing play via duration based fitness challenges has been a hot topic of the past few years.  The most popular of these marketing companies, Gym Launch, typically is the center of these hot debates. I asked a few microgym owners who are former clients of this company to come on the podcast and give their opinion on this marketing/client acquisition system and what it ultimately did for their gym.   While this isn't a hit piece of Gym Launch or any of these marketing companies (I've had several of them on my podcast/content), I do think it's important to hear the other side of the conversation that doesn't sound like "OMG, I just got like 600 leads and made eleventy million dollars in 3 hours #hustle....or whatever they would say. Just listen. 

The controversy surrounding the legitimacy of companies that sell the "members on demand" marketing play via duration based fitness challenges has been a hot topic of the past few years.  The most popular of these marketing companies, Gym Launch, typically is the center of these hot debates. I asked a few microgym owners who are former clients of this company to come on the podcast and give their opinion on this marketing/client acquisition system and what it ultimately did for their gym.   While this isn't a hit piece of Gym Launch or any of these marketing companies (I've had several of them on my podcast/content), I do think it's important to hear the other side of the conversation that doesn't sound like "OMG, I just got like 600 leads and made eleventy million dollars in 3 hours #hustle....or whatever they would say. Just listen.

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