30 post ideas for classes and studios
Five themes, six ideas each. At two or three posts a week, that's months of posts.
Behind the scenes
- Set up the room before class: a 10-second video of mats, props and the music going on.
- Share the playlist for this week's evening class.
- Introduce one teacher or coach with three things students don't know about them.
- A day in the studio from the first class to locking up, in five photos.
- What's in your bag when you teach: the things you never forget.
- The studio before it opened and today: a then-and-now photo of the room.
Tips
- One pose or exercise people often do slightly wrong, and how to get it right.
- Three moves to do at a desk between meetings.
- How to choose your first class if you're new.
- What to bring to your first class.
- A five-minute warm-up before a run or a game.
- A two-minute breathing exercise you teach at the end of class.
Offers and news
- Next month's timetable as one clear image.
- A new class or teacher, with the first date and how to book.
- Places left in this weekend's workshop, with the booking link.
- Your pass prices in one post: which pass suits whom.
- A bring-a-friend class: when it is and how to book two places.
- A short reminder that classes can be booked and paid online, with the link.
Your clients' questions
- “Can I come if I've never done this before?” Answer it in one post.
- “Which class should I start with?” A simple guide to your timetable.
- “What if I can't touch my toes?” Or the usual worry in your sport.
- “How early should I arrive?” And what happens in the first five minutes.
- “How does the pass work?” Sessions, validity and booking with it.
- “Can I cancel?” Your cancellation rule in one friendly sentence.
Seasonal
- September: back to routine, with the new term's timetable.
- January: a calm, realistic post about starting the year, with your beginners' course.
- Before summer: outdoor or early-morning classes, if you run them.
- December: your opening times over the holidays and the last class of the year.
- Your studio's birthday: a thank-you post and a photo from the first year.
- Spring: a new workshop or course, announced with its dates.