06/12/2026
Brittany owns three Alloy Personal Training studios in Las Vegas. What she told me on a recent call says everything about why studio owners are fed up with marketing companies.
Six months into working with us, her Summerlin location grew its membership base 38%. She's over 100 members there now. Her second location turned on ads with us in February and grew 26% in about four months.
Here is how that happened.
Seven and a half years inside this industry, and the same thing comes up again and again. Studio owners hate the lead funnel they're stuck with.
Before Brittany came to us, her process looked like most studios. Someone sees an ad. They fill out a form. Then your staff starts calling people who don't know who you are.
People hate cold calls. Your staff hates making them. And most of those leads go nowhere.
Here is what that costs. The average studio loses 50% of its new leads because no one follows up fast enough or the right way. You pay for the lead, then watch it die at the follow-up stage.
We fixed the front of the funnel for Brittany. Now her leads already know they're going to hear from her. They're pre-qualified before they ever hit her CRM. She runs a small business across her three Vegas Alloys. She doesn't have time for 100 calls a day per person.
Now her team makes 30 calls a day and books 60% of leads into appointments.
This is the part most agencies miss. We listen. When something isn't working, we pivot that week. Brittany told us she interviewed a million marketing companies, and they all run the same playbook. We tailor the campaigns to the exact person she's best at helping, then adjust week over week based on real data.
That matters because we're studio and gym owners too. My business partner owns 140 Anytime Fitness locations and has been in this for over 20 years. We've been inside enough studios to know where the money leaks and how to plug it.
I have over 500 testimonials just like this one, and they all say pretty much the same thing. We listen, we move fast, and we actually understand how a studio runs.