Enskede Rackethall, a racket facility in Sweden with over 900 visitors a day, has implemented BRP Systems to enhance its booking and management operations. After an extensive testings for the right solution, Enskede Rackethall found BRP Systems to be the perfect fit, thanks to its comprehensive features and ease of use.
Following an extensive search and evaluation of various booking systems, Enskede Rackethall decided on BRP Systems. According to their team, "After a couple of years of inquiring for a new booking system, we finally chose BRP, and we are very satisfied. Two major advantages are that it has many great features and that everything is in one program."
In the competitive fitness industry, retaining members is crucial for business success. Gamification has emerged as a powerful tool to increase member loyalty and engagement. By incorporating game-like elements such as points, badges, leaderboards, and challenges, fitness centers can make workouts more enjoyable and motivating which can build stronger, lasting relationships with their members, fostering a culture of health and activity.
BRP Systems has teamed up with Insert Coin to modernize loyalty programs for gyms and fitness companies - thanks to knowledge gained from the mobile gaming industry - by integrating gaming mechanics into BRP's comprehensive business system. This collaboration is set to launch the industry's first fully integrated engagement and loyalty system.
Carl Bjerkne, CEO and co-founder of Insert Coin who previously was the product manager at Candy Crush, aims to incorporate gaming mechanics into entirely different digital products and emphasizes the significant impact of a well-designed system. "After working closely with BRP for nearly a year, it’s exciting to be ready for launch. We know how effective a good system can be," says Carl.
As the Nordic region's leading business system for gyms and fitness, BRP Systems aims to enhance member experiences. "BRP Loyalty is a major step in our initiative," says Marius Andersson, BRP’s product strategy lead.
Traditional loyalty programs often fail to engage members effectively. Modern systems, as Carl explains, use continuous engagement mechanisms to build positive behaviors and loyalty. This approach is backed by research and has shown success in other industries.
BRP Systems, a leading provider of cutting-edge software solutions for the fitness industry, is thrilled to announce a new strategic partnership with GOGO, one of the largest and most respected fitness chains in Finland. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for both organizations, showcasing a mutual commitment to enhancing the fitness experience through innovative technology and specialized support.
Data visualisation is a powerful tool that allows businesses to understand complex data by presenting it in a visual format. It helps to simplify information and make it more accessible to a wider audience. By using charts, graphs, and other visual elements, data visualisation enables users to quickly grasp the key insights and trends hidden within the data.
Are you curious about the latest trends in the fitness industry and how they can impact your business? Look no further! We've done the research for you and gathered the most relevant fitness industry statistics to help you stay ahead of the game.
Get ready to discover surprising insights, and learn how they can be applied to your business strategy. Read on to get data insights on how to make the right changes and adaptations that will take your business to the next level.
Data is inevitable for almost any type of business. And yes, including your health club. But it can seem like quite a mouthful to get started. Don’t worry – it doesn’t have to be complicated. It takes four steps, but once you have them in place, you are all set to go.
The four steps cover:
These four steps are equally important. So basically, it’s all or nothing if you want to utilise data in your business. Let’s have a closer look at the four steps, so you can get started making data-driven business decisions.
A great website is alpha and omega when interacting with current and new members. It works as an integrated platform that should attract new members to your gym but also retain your current members.
Through busy times it's easy to neglect your website, but as it often serves as the first impression of your business, you need to keep it relevant and ensure great conversion rates.
For that purpose, you must use time and effort on perfecting your website. To set you off at a great start, we have gathered 10 best practices to how you can build a powerful gym website that will drive sales and engagement.
Did you ever have a hard time engaging members to join your community? Then this blog post is for you.
You can use both online and offline tactics to get started. Dig into this blog post to explore 4 simple ways to create attention around your community.
On average, 12% of new members join during January – making January the busiest month for gyms and health clubs.
January is – and has always been – the peak of the season. To help you cope with the New Year’s resolution rush – and retain as many members as possible – we have gathered some tips for you.
For many businesses within fitness and health, member loyalty is a hot topic. However, does it really pay off to invest in member loyalty?
We have looked into some statistics proving that it’s worth investing in member loyalty. Check out the 7 statistics in this blog post.
Studies confirm that the health, wellness and fitness industry is one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing industries. People are becoming more health-conscious – both on a personal level but also at a political level – and as a result, we see an expansion in the health and fitness industry.
This also means competition is increasing, and you need to seek out new ways to boost your business. By using data to make intelligent and data-driven decisions, you will be able to position your business above the competition on your path to continued success!
Are you a small, local facility with a lot of big competitors in your community? Then you might recognise the struggle it can be to get noticed in the market while all the larger chains are getting all the attention.
Hardware is an essential part of giving your customers or members the best experience. Additionally, your staff will use hardware on a daily basis to do their tasks.
But should you buy or lease your hardware? Find out here where we share pros and cons and how you make the right decision that suits your business.