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[shanzacoach]

I just want to know one thing. Can I have a flyer that just has the one question on it? Is that against the rules? Would it look weird?

I know what I want to know but I'm not sure what to ask.

"Would you be interested in taking gymnastics lessons?"

"Would someone in your household be interested in taking gymnastics lessons?"

"Do you have any children in your household that you would enroll in gymnastics?"

I have writer's block.

I have one question and I can't seem to make it sound right.

[Coach Blair]

I think nowadays, especially with some adult gymnastics out there, the 2nd question would fit the bill better. I do think it needs to be reworded to be more catchy and striking in appearance.

Or perhaps a series of questions something like:

Ever want to flip, swing and fly through the air? Do you know someone who might like to? Do you want to again?

[shanzacoach]

"Ever want to flip, swing and fly through the air? Do you know someone who might like to? Do you want to again?"

That's awesome! Mine seemed so stale and I just couldn't figure out why. Thanks.

[Coach Blair]

Perhaps, it should be " Do you want to do so again. "

I'm not sure there is any originality there. I'm fairly sure I or any gym I have been at have used those phrases for advertising Acro/Tumbling classes or Big Air Flip Day.


Either that or I have channeled my father's or uncle's sales marketing shtick or some other's from some congress session on gym biz/marketing.

[shanzacoach]

I wasn't really talking about originality. I was kind of stuck on thinking that a market survey would need to be formal. I've never done one myself. But I'm not even doing a real market survey so I probably shouldn't worry too much about having my one question on my flyer phrased in a really formal way.