Matt is becoming a regular feature on the podcast, and rightly so because we are partners, and since we can’t get enough of Matt from the previous episodes, Matt is back to give us more knowledge, this time paying particular attention to restarting your business from scratch.
This is a good one because this question is asked ALOT in business.
On today’s episode, Liam and Matt share how to restart a fitness business from scratch. In addition, Matt shares stories with how he helped clients rebuilt their fitness businesses.
And lastly, they talk through how to come up with an effective marketing strategy.
“Build your audience and then test things with them.” – Liam Thompson
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Liam Thompson is an online marketing consultant for businesses helping them attract more clients though their websites and online media. He has been a coach in the fitness industry for the last 5 years because of his deep passion for helping people achieve their goals in life. In fact he helped hundreds of people lose weight and get healthy and change their lives and to date we have helped over 50 personal trainers build their fitness businesses online. Liam has been a speaker at the biggest Fitness Marketing seminar in the UK, worked on joint ventures with top internet marketing experts and helped some of the Biggest Names in the Fitness Industry with the online part of their businesses. Originally from Ballymena in Northern Ireland Liam now lives in Wilmslow, Cheshire with his wife and son and spends his spare time keeping fit and playing football. Liam is also an avid supporter of Everton Football Club.