Business Model Canvas (BMC)- A new venture concept
Maximizing revenue china translation
1. Maximizing Revenue Per Member Through
Strategy, Sales and Service
通过策略、销售与服务最大化单个会员收入
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3. How can you leverage existing customers
into more business?
如何利用现有会员获得更多商机?
4. “Ancillary” Income by definition 定义辅助收入
• Webster - “secondary, auxiliary, supplemental,
additional, incremental. 字典中 - 次要的、辅助的
、补充的额外的
• IHRSA - “revenue from sources other than
membership dues and initiation fees.”IHRSA 的
定义是除了会籍与注册费的收入
7. Clubs have one thing retail businesses crave...
俱乐部有一种零售业需求
•Repeat Foot Traffic 重复客流量
8. The Impact & Influence of Incremental Sales.
销售增量的冲击与影响
9. Increasing revenue per member can
pay big dividends. 增加单个会员收入
可以获得大量额外收入
For Example: 例如
Total # Members = 3,000 x Additional Revenue Per
Member/Per Month of $ 2.00 = $ 6,000 Revenue
Per Month
总会员数 =3000× 每月额外单个会员收入 2 美金 = 每月额外收
入 6000 美金
10. Increasing revenue per member can
pay big dividends. 增加单个会员收入
可以获得大量额外收入
For Example: 例如
Total # “Active” Members = 1,800 x Additional
Revenue Per Month of $ 10.00 = $ 18,000
Revenue Per Month
活跃会员总数 1800× 每月额外收入 10 美金 = 每月额外收入
18000 美金
11. Increasing revenue per member can
pay big dividends. 增加单个会员收入
可以获得大量额外收入
For Example:
Total Member “Visits” Per Day = 600 x 10% “Upsell”
Success = 60 Members x $ 1.50 Additional Revenue
Per Visit x 30 Days = $ 2,700 Revenue Per Month
12. Generating incremental sales actually
helps member retention. 产生销售增量实际
可以帮助会员续费
•“ The more members
spend the longer they
stay!”
•会员花的越多,留
得越久!
20. Lessons from Cinema/ Theater Industry
影院业的教训
Approximately 70%
of Gross Revenue is
derived from movie
tickets 70% 毛利来自
票房
Cost of the product is 52% 55% 产品成本 52%-55%
Profit contribution is
approximately 57% 贡
献利润为 57%
21. Lessons from Cinema/ Theater Industry
影院业的教训
Approximately 30% of
Gross Revenue is
derived from
concessions 毛利的 3 成来
自
Cost of the product is 15% 20% 成本 15%-20%
Profit contribution
is approximately
43% 贡献利润 43%
40. Potential Profit Contributors 潜在利润点
Other Services/ Tenants 其他服务与租户
• Salon 美发
• Anti-Aging Medicine 抗
老化药物
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Physical Therapy 理疗
Chiropractor 脊柱理疗
Martial Arts 武术
Shoe Shine 擦鞋
Recreational Groups 娱
乐小组
41. Potential Profit Contributors 潜在利润点
Possible Add-ons/ Upgrades 可能的附加项与升级
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Kit Locker 配套储物柜
Laundry Service 洗衣
Full Locker 全套储物柜
Executive Locker Room
专属更衣室
42. Strategic Approach to “Added Value”
创造附加值的策略途径
1
Current
Customer
现客户
2
Potential Value
Adds
潜在附加
3
Opportunity
Analysis
机遇分析
What makes sense for your club? Why?
什么对你的俱乐部有效?为什么?
53. Know Your Best Customers 了解你最好的客户
• Biggest Spenders 花钱最多的
54. Tale of Two Members 两个会员案例
John Doe: Profile 资料
• Attends 5 times a week 一周来 5 次
• Swims/ Strength Training/ Cardio 游泳 / 力量 / 有氧
• Pays monthly dues of $115 月消费 15 美金
•Does not utilize any “services” or spend on “added value” offerings 不使用任何
服务或购买附加产品
• A “core” member known and enjoyed by staff 核心会员,了解也也喜欢我们的员工
Total Annual Spent: $1,380
55. Tale of Two Members 两个会员案例
Jane Doe: Profile 资料
• Attends 4 - 5 times/ week 一周来 4-5 次
• Personal Trains / Private Pilates Sessions / Therapy 私教 / 私人普拉提课程 / 理疗
•Pays monthly dues of $285 月交费 285
•Personal Trains 3x/week, Private Pilates 1x/ week, Therapy 2x/ month 一周私教三
次,私人普拉提 1 次,理疗 1 月 2 次
•Frequently eats in the cafe, occasionally makes Pro-Shop purchases 精彩在咖啡厅吃
饭,偶尔去专卖店采购
• A “core” member known and enjoyed by staff 核心会员,了解并喜欢员工
Total Annual Spent: $32,000
56. Know Your Best Customers 了解你最好的客户
• Biggest Spenders
• 花钱最多的
• Long Term Members
• 长期会员
• High Attenders
• 出勤率最高的
57. •In the future we must move toward an
“Experience Economy”. 未来是体验经济的时代