What’s Changing with Strength Matters in 2024

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James Breese

Everyday Athlete. Founder of @strengthmatters. Love snowboarding, cricket, Manchester United, the mountains, coffee and trail running.

In this episode, we dive into what’s changing with Strength Matters in 2024. From expanding our digital presence to a strategic pivot in our business model, we’re setting new trends in the fitness industry.

Tune in as we reveal our innovative approach to coaching, our fresh focus on specific niches, and some insightful tips for health and fitness professionals. You don’t want to miss these valuable insights that could redefine your approach to fitness and business in 2024!

Staying ahead of the curve is what Strength Matters is all about.

James Breese

Timeline Summary:
00:03Introduction to Changes in 2024 01:15Trendsetting in Fitness Industry 02:27Launch of Cricket Matters 04:28Focus on Health & Fitness Professionals 06:27Strategic Business Split
Key Takeaways:
  • Expanding Digital Presence: Strength Matters will increase activity on social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok.
  • Innovative Niche Focus: Introduction of ‘Cricket Matters’ targeting cricket players specifically.
  • Business Evolution: Transition from primarily coaching everyday athletes to focusing on health and fitness professionals.
  • Organic Growth Importance: Emphasizing the power of organic traffic and growth over paid advertising.
  • New Business Strategy: Splitting into two arms – ‘Cricket Matters’ for coaching athletes and another for aiding fitness professionals with website strategy and SEO.
  • Continued Client Commitment: Assurance to existing clients that they will continue to receive coaching and support.
  • Sharing Knowledge and Insights: Plan to use ‘Cricket Matters’ as a live case study and to provide tips for fitness professionals, like email marketing in light of new laws.
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Cricket Matters was born out of a passion and filled a niche beautifully.

James Breese

We’re splitting the company to better serve our specific audiences.

James Breese

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