Bulk Pedometer

Promoting your fitness or health club is a major share of running a successful business. Here are ten ideas for using promotional productions to advertize your fitness based club or business.

1. Recruit new members with a product giveaway.

Couple a promotional product giveaway with a recruitment drive. Offer a free pedometer – imprinted with your club name, of course – to any new fellow member who signs an annual contract for the duration of a queer month.

2. Retain existent members with signing rewards.

One way to get existent members to sign up for another year is to offer promotional productions as an incentive to sign up for another year.

3. Save cash and make things more commodious for your current members.

Save yourself the cost of billing and your clients the inconvenience of missing a month or more by supplying a product incentive when they renew their memberships at least thirty days before the expiration of their current contract.

4. Use promotional productions to increase renewals by sending out a gift with a reminder.

Make it even posing no difficulty for your current members to do not forget to renew by sending out a reminder mailing with a little promotional gift included in the envelope. Make it a two portion incentive gift by giving productions that work together – one share in the mailing, one when they come in to renew.

5. Increase your visibility and name acknowledgement with promotional products.

Wearable promotional gifts are amidst the most visible promos that you may use. Take any of the above promotional ideas and make the gift a t-shirt with the club logo or a attentiongetting saying highlighting your club logo to get double value from your investment. You gain when members sign up to get their workout t-shirt, and again and again when they wear it out on the street.

6. Sell promotional productions in your club store.

Giving away jackets, sweat shirts and more pricey apparel may be cost prohibitive – but you may still gain from increased name visibility of wearable promotional items. Simply trade t-shirts, jackets, visors and other apparel with your club logo on them from your club or gym store.

7. Promote fitness AND your business at the same time with fitness themed promotional products.

Take a table at local fitness and health fairs and offer a promotional gift to anybody who signs up for a trial membership at the fair. You may even give assorted levels of thank you gifts for increasing levels of dedication – a sports bottle with your club logo for a 30 day trial membership, a pedometer for an annual membership contract, for instance.

8. Advertise special services with promotional products.

If your club offers personal trainers or classes, give rise to incentive by providing a free gift related with the class – a free yoga mat for sign-ups to yoga class, for instance, or a multi-function stop watch for those who sign up with a personal fitness trainer.

9. Dress your staff in promotional apparel for a uniform appearance.

There’s a wide assortment of shirts, t-shirts, polo shirts and all sorts of costume that may be embroidered with your logo or club name. Many promo productions companies may give you splendid prices on high quality items of apparel if you’re ordering in bulk.

10. Reward your workers with quality promotional productions as incentives for good work.

Show your appreciation to your workers by rewarding attendance and initiative with high quality promotional merchandise like MP3 players, USB flash drives – even bottles of wine with the club’s own label.

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Most helpful client reviews

134 of 136 persons found the following review helpful.
The BEST Pedometer on the Market by FAR…
By Mark E. Sundermann
I’ve expended a great deal of cash on pedometers that never seemed to work for me. The clips would break, the number of steps were never accurate, they’d fall off… never to be seen again. Until I found this one. This current model has a in truth COOL color scheme, but the underlying product is PHENOMINAL. For those reviews that say they “lost” their pedometer due to a falty clip, the only thing I may say there is they will have to not have engaged the safety strap that I clip to my belt loop to keep out of the way of such a situation. Of course, as a male, I wear pants with a belt loop, and so this has never been a problem. This current product is an upgrade from my former one, which lasted almost 4 years before the unit itself stopped working properly. An upgrade on this version from the former one is the “reset” button is no longer on the front and accidental resets (a little problem previously) no longer occur.

Options I love: 7 day memory, automati reset at midnight, EXTREMELY precise counting of steps.

My only “negative” comment with regards to the product is the inaccurate counts I get when I wear the thing on long runs. Depending on where I put it, it may be off a bit, and I’m not annoyed sufficient by that to give it a negative star rating. That’s what I get for taking the thing to the edge of it’s capabilities. If you want the most exact step counter on the market, you can’t beat this product at the price it’s offered. You could spend a lot more for a product as accurate, but why?

96 of 97 persons found the following review helpful.
Great Alternative to the HJ-112
By L. Burger
I’ve been a real advocate of the Omrom HJ-112 for years. Absolutely loved my old HJ-112… Unfortunately I got careless and accidently left it clipped to my pants and ran them through the washing machine… So I decisive to get a new pedometer. I was intrigued by this new model and decisive to give it a try. I in truth like it. It has a great deal of improvements over the HJ-112 and it’s less pricey to boot! Briefly here are the differences: 1) It’s littler in circumference, but more or less thicker. 2) It has a dissimilar paint job. 3) There’s one less button, the reset function has been removed, which I seldom employed on my old pedometer. 4) The real betterment is that while the HJ-112 stored your KCal burned, total steps, aerobic steps, and total miles for 7 days it did not save your aerobic minutes. They were only visible for the current day. The HJ-113 stores aerobic minutes as well as all the others for 7 days. This was a outstanding betterment for me. I like to log my aerobic distance as well as time. It helps me to calculate walking speed, a element of my program I’m attempting to improve. 5) They’ve likewise included a fat gram burned on the KCal display. Frankly it’s just the KCal divided by 9. I doesn’t add anything for me, but it might help motivate an individual else.

So overall I think this model is fantastic; it offers all the gains of the HJ-112 (I find it’s each bit as accurate, etc) and it has a few added gains of it is own. Namely: it’s more or less smaller, it stores your aerobic times as well as distance for 7 days, it calculates fat grams burned, and it’s cheaper! FYI: mine came with battery, so that’s not how they’re attempting to save $. I got mine thru Amazon/J&R and even with the nominal amount of shipping ($2) it was still less costly than the HJ-112. I heartily commend it, it’s a great motivational tool. Also contrary to selective information in other reviews this is not a European model; all the distances are in miles, weight input is in lbs, stride is in inches, ect.

54 of 56 persons found the following review helpful.
Worth the price
By Paulette
I purchased this pedometer before the price reduction and it is still worth the higher price. It is easy to set up. Only had a minor problem inserting the battery since the battery cover screw is somewhat small. The unit fits snugly into the clip holder. I use the strap with the little clip attached to my costume for extra security but the unit has not dislodged for the duration of heavy exercising. I am using it for just a few days and it is exact whether in my pocket or clipped to my clothing. The re-setting at 12MN is nice nevertheless there is no way to turn off the pedometer to prolong battery usage.

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