EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 49 MIN
Stop Delivering a Service. Start Creating an Experience - With Dan Williams
from Fitness Education Online Podcast I For Personal Trainers, Fitness Professionals, Gym Owners & the Fitness Industry · host Fitness Education Online
Dan Williams is an accredited exercise physiologist, founder of Perth-based Range of Motion (20 years strong), and business mentor. In this episode he introduces Gobsmack Consulting, a practical framework for turning ordinary client touchpoints into experiences people actually talk about. Most fitness professionals are delivering a good service, but good service is just the cost of entry. Dan walks through how to map every client touchpoint, identify the pits and the forgettable middle, and redesign them into moments that create a genuine emotional response. The big takeaway: in an AI-driven world where everything is being scaled and commodified, the most powerful thing you can do is the opposite. Do the unscalable. Connect with Dan: Instagram: @gobsmackconsulting & @danwilliams_businessconsultant Free 75-page customer experience framework for FEO listeners: https://gobsmack.com.au/feo/ Check out this weeks special! Online Essentials: Start training clients online Registered with AUSactive for 10CPDs https://fitnesscecs.com/online-essentials-email
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Dan Williams is an accredited exercise physiologist, founder of Perth-based Range of Motion (20 years strong), and business mentor. In this episode he introduces Gobsmack Consulting, a practical framework for turning ordinary client touchpoints into experiences people actually talk about. Most fitness professionals are delivering a good service, but good service is just the cost of entry. Dan walks through how to map every client touchpoint, identify the pits and the forgettable middle, and ...
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