Studio 30 MarketingContent + Social
Industry · Gyms and fitness studios

Members stay because the feed keeps going.

For studios whose retention
is a content problem

Gym retention is mostly a content problem dressed up as a loyalty problem. Members who see their community on the feed every week do not drift. We build the feed that keeps the community visible.

The argument

Why content works.

Three reasons

Community as retention tool.

Members who see themselves on the feed - or people like themselves - do not think about cancelling. The feed becomes a weekly reason to stay.

PT-inquiry funnel as hidden revenue.

Personal training is the highest-margin revenue most gyms underinvest in. A content-led PT funnel can double PT revenue without adding trainers.

Class-format reels drive trials.

The hardest conversion is 'book your first class'. A clean reel showing exactly what the class looks like lowers that friction faster than any promotional offer.

Content patterns

Six formats.

Tested, packaged
F.01

Member week documentaries

One member, five short films, documentary tone. Saves like nothing else in fitness content.

F.02

Class format reels

Signature reel for every class type. Trialists walk in knowing what they are walking into.

F.03

Trainer spotlights

Monthly. Backstory, signature class, most-asked question. Converts trialists into PT clients.

F.04

Retention stories

Existing-member milestones as content. Retention disguised as celebration.

F.05

Trial flywheel

Content pillar pointing at the first-class booking. Custom landing page. Attribution end-to-end.

F.06

Paid social testing

Layered on top of proven organic. Never invented its own creative. Scaled what was working.

Case · Spotlight

In practice.

Fitness

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