I handle the ads and signups
I advertise the workshop to people nearby and keep track of who registers.
For Columbus, OH appointment & class-based businesses
Still have more open spots next month than you’d like?
Let’s see if we can turn your “slow days” into a handful of new paying customers for free.
Pay
$0
for the first test
I’m running this free test for a few businesses in Columbus, OH with slow days to fill. If you can take on more customers and put $300–$500 toward Facebook ads, I’ll check the numbers and tell you if it’s worth trying.
SEE IF THE NUMBERS WORK FOR YOU
Next month
4 open spots
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The real cost of a slow day
The doors are open. The time is set aside. But nobody’s booked.
You’re still paying for the room, the team, and everything it takes to stay open. Once that appointment passes or a class starts half-empty, you can’t sell that time again.
Pick an hour you’d like to fill. I’ll run the ads and handle the signups.
The workshop is already made. You host it, press play, and talk with the people who are interested afterward.
You host the hour
Press play, pass out the forms, and follow the script. There’s nothing to create or memorize.
You talk with the interested people
Answer their questions. If someone wants your help, show them how to book and follow up with them afterward.
02
Why I don’t charge for the first workshop
Let’s run one and see what actually happens.
I’ll put the campaign together—the Facebook ads, signup page, reminders, and workshop itself. You cover $300–$500 in ad spend, host the workshop, and follow up with anyone who wants to book. I don’t charge for my work on that first run. There’s no retainer or agreement to keep going.
Why use a workshop?Med spa example
Because “come learn something useful” is an easier first yes than “book an appointment.”
This is the ready-made one-hour event mentioned above. You host it at your business using the video, forms, and script I provide.
The usual ask
“Want better skin? Book a consultation.”
They have to trust a med spa they’ve never visited—and choose a treatment they may not understand—after seeing one Facebook ad.
An easier first step
“Come learn which treatments are meant for spots, texture, or fine lines—before you spend money on the wrong one.”
They can visit your med spa, get their questions answered, and understand their options before deciding whether they want help.
Your workshop would use a topic your own customers already ask about. When it ends, anyone who is interested knows how to book.
A few questions before a call
Help me make sure there’s a test here worth running.
I want to make sure there’s nothing obvious that would keep this from working for you. Tell me what’s happening, what a good first workshop would look like, and a couple of numbers from the business. I’ll email you back either way.