How to get your club to stand out
Congratulations! You've done it. You've fulfilled a dream and started a kids activity club. Maybe you have recently launched, or perhaps you're a seasoned pro with many years under your belt - wherever you are in your growth cycle, making a profit should be just as high on your to-do list as making a difference.
Our top tips - taken from a range of successful ClassForKids customers - can help you do that. We have helped many kids activity clubs (just likes yours) enjoy rapid growth, increased class sizes and increased revenue streams.
In this blog, you'll learn how to improve your kids activity club. We'll chat about everything from interaction with children through to marketing tips to help you improve your club.
1. Use multiple social platforms
Use a variety of social media channels like Facebook, YouTube and Instagram to market your business - the online world is evolving, and it's not stopping for anyone. Social media is NOW and using multiple platforms can (in some cases) be FREE marketing for your business. Use this to your advantage!
2. Be consistent
Build a brand that even those who don't attend your club/activity will recognise. That is the key to building a successful online following and improving brand awareness.
3. Engage often
Interact with your followers, reply to comments, and post relevant (and attractive) content - something likely to catch your eye. It's an opportunity to separate yourself from your competition and stand out for what you do best.
4. Be real - people relate to people.
Always stay grounded and remember that your customers are your most important asset. People react more positively to relatable experiences and successes, so post about these things and make it personal to your business/club.
5. Create a supportive and inclusive environment for all
An inclusive environment breaks boundaries, eliminates stereotypes and creates happy kids who feel like they can achieve anything.
6. Nurture what you have
And remember that loyalty translates into success for everyone involved.
7. Word of mouth is FREE marketing
It's a reminder that staying true to yourself and nurturing students leads to further success.
8. Never compromise on quality.
You can even charge a premium for it.
9. Believe in your skills and ability
Confident tutors and instructors leave a lasting impression on students, influencing a positive culture in your club/business.
10. Welcome feedback, however hurtful.
It allows real and lasting improvement.
