Pulse Legacy Archive May 2012 | Page 17

“Our menu is designed to address every stage in a woman’s life, from pregnancy to menopause.” Total Woman Gym & Day Spa's marketing strategy takes a candid approach on womanhood so clients can discuss private health concerns such as weight loss and menopause without any feeling of judgment. where there is no judgment. Our greatest niche is our women’s concept and, without a doubt, the majority of our clients come in for this reason.” The majority of the spa’s clients are between the ages of 35 and 45, and though the day spa is open to the public, most clients have some sort of membership. A variety of membership options are available, with student to senior options, as well as all-club to one club and basic gym to premier gym memberships. Prices range from $36 to $126 per month. “It is truly about making wellness obtainable to the masses,” says Wadley. “The benefits of being connected to the gym is certainly traffic flow.” However, “this can also be a challenge, being perceived as ‘open to the public,’ and so we have to market accordingly.” A Complete Package The spa’s marketing strategy promotes the gym and day spa as a package—“a sort of ‘one-two’ punch,” says Wadley. Although all locations share a similar message, its transmission varies depend- May 2012 ■ PULSE 15