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Topic: Taglines/Names

Fitness Center Renaming

Posted by jmichaelmccall on 250 Points
I own a nationally known fitness center that I am going to drop the license and rename. I need help with renaming it and creating a logo for it. Branding is the next step but first I need the name/logo.

The business is a full service 40,000 sq foot facility with group exercise, cardio equipment, free weights, selectorized machines, spin, tanning, sauna, juice bar etc. It also has a Doctors weight loss business and a Chiropractor within the business.

I want the name to be easy to remember, project a professional and fun experience. It cannot be any existing fitness/health club name.

Thanks

Mike675

Can anyone help?
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  • Posted on Moderator
    Let's start with some basics, Mike675. Who is your primary target audience? Where? Are they your current customers, or new ones? Are they patrons of another fitness center, or do you have to convince them that going to a fitness center is a good thing to do?

    What is it about your facility that would entice someone to go there instead of to another facility that offers similar equipment and services? In short, what important and unique benefit do you deliver for your primary target audience? How are you different from, and better than, your competition?

    Too often we focus on what WE know how to do and what WE want to do, when we should be focused on what our target audience (i.e., prospective customers) wants and how they make a purchase decision. Don't fall into that trap.

    Do you have a marketing plan? How are people going to hear about you? That should probably come before a name and logo design. Your brand will be more about what's in people's minds than what's on your signage or in your logo, so focus on the unique benefit you're going to deliver before you get into naming and logo design.
  • Posted by Moriarty on Accepted
    Or put the other way ... what have previous customers said about you? What have new customers said they'd been told when coming for the first time? - - - because these point to what makes your place special to them. It's also the central element of any marketing plan because everything hangs on it (or should). Plus the biggie is that there's no speculation, no ifs, buts or statistics. Just happy customers.

    How about

    The Works
    The Biz
    End To End
    Beginning to end
    The Lot!

    Any good ??
  • Posted by saul.dobney on Accepted
    The Engine Room

    Spa and Exercise

    Aspire Gym

    Body Harmony

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