Snap Fitness Franchise Sales Presentation
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Snap Fitness is a 24/7 gym franchise alternative to "big box" gyms that offers state-of-the-art equipment, 24/7 access, no contracts, and services across locations. It has proven success as the fastest growing segment and franchise. Franchisees require $250k net worth, $50k liquid assets, $100k household income, and 700+ credit score. Total investment is $70-242k with $65k or less upfront and financing available.
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Lessons from the Worlds Top 5 MSPs MAX2014 - Gordon Tan
Lessons from the Worlds Top 5 MSPs MAX2014 - Gordon Tan
Snap Fitness Franchise Sales Presentation
- 3. The right industry: Fitness is in • Positive trends including aging baby boomer and a more health-conscious society The right concept: Snap leads the pack • The industry’s fastest-growing segment is 24/7 express centers and Snap is the segment’s growth leader The right player: Easy to own, easy to manage, easy to market • No experience required; our turnkey systems support you Why you should partner with Snap Fitness
- 4. A Proven Business Model! • #1 Franchise Market Magazine Top New Franchises • #1 Entrepreneur Magazine’s Best in Category: Health & Fitness • #23 Entrepreneur Magazine’s Top Global Franchises • Club Business International lists Snap as the “Fastest-growing fitness franchise”
- 5. Safe, Secure and Accessible 24/7 The Alternative Solution to Big Box Clubs
- 6. Our Systems + Support = Your Success Safe, Secure and Accessible 24/7
- 7. Fully Integrated Brand Marketing We’re with you every step of the way
- 8. Better Value for Members – Better Brand for You
- 10. *Restricted information only for business brokers, office owners and franchise specialists; not be to shared with clients. 1. Review your FDD disk 2. Sign two copies of the receipt page 3. Learn more: Participate in two national calls* • Discovery call with Peter Taunton – Get the details from A to Z about Snap Fitness from the CEO himself - Call takes place every Tuesday at 12:00 noon CST • Validation call with Snap Fitness owners –Speak directly with a Snap Fitness franchise owner and get answers to your hard-hitting questions - Call takes place every Wednesday at 12:00 noon CST * For both calls, dial 1-308-344-6400; Access code 597146 Please note: Wait until the operator has provided all of the details before entering your access code. Apply for financing online at www.snapfitness.com/financing Own a healthy business! Partner with Snap Fitness today! Your Next Steps
Editor's Notes
- Start w/ F-C-A at the top … that’s our mantra … segue into alternative to big box clubs … after those first two bullets, I’d say our key selling points are: 24-hour access Equipment No contracts Reciprocity Value-added services to distinguish us from competitors (from a sales standpoint, it’s important to ‘package’ and sell this) You can address close to home later
- We’ve moved from easy to run to easy to manage The subhead leads-ins: right industry, right concept etc need a bold treatment or something that helps them stand out from the other text
- Proven business model works better as a head Would be impressive to graphically show our growth over the past 4 years, something simple that makes the point Another impressive reinforcement would be 2 or 3 cover clips … forbes, wsj, etc., that implies we’re major league because the big boys have covered us
- Think through how we’d talk through this if we were the one selling yes, door but note the camera system too … even if it is in text only equipment in general … both cardio and strength TV … Tanning PT … a good upbeat note to end on .. Because they keep all the revenue
- THIS IS WHERE THE SPEAKER CAN TALK NOT ONLY ABOUT SAFETY AND SECURITY BUT KEY POINTS: * This is a location game, putting your club in specific markets and areas where you stand a chance to succeed, etc.
- Check with cherrie: we do indeed help w/ lease negotiation, right? #3 … we go live soon with: online training process plus FOUR days in Mpls #4 … change materials to campaign #5 … year-round promotional support and dedicated FAM to support etc. wordsmithing needed here
- HEADLINE HERE NEEDS TO TALK ABOUT HOW WE DISTINIGUISH OURSELVES FROM COMPETITORS … MAYBE PLAY OFF BETTER IN ALL THE SUBHEADS? BUILDING THE BRAND THROUGH BETTER VALUE … OR … BETTER VALUE = BETTER BRAND … OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT??
- This has to be updated, check with gary, at least on qualifying column, to the left … check w/ bob on the right column Gary’s call whether he wants the comparison table at bottom …
- Confirm w/ gary that steps 1-2-3 are still accurate Validation date still accurate? Ditto discovery? Ditto phone and code?