ClubReady Franchise Dashboard
Created by: Malartu
The best teams use the ClubReady Franchise dashboard to drive membership growth and turn their studios into franchise leaders. This template automates everything from member value calculations, to acquisition costs, to lead conversion rates.
Simply connect your accounting software, drag-and-drop your ClubReady data, and Malartu takes care of the rest. Empower your team with state-of-the-art reporting in seconds.
About the Board
This template is designed to give studio managers the answers to the following questions:
What is the lifetime value of a member at my gym?
How much should I spend to acquire new members?
What members are churning?
What is my most lucrative membership type?
Which leads are converting best?
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About the Template Author
Malartu is an automated reporting and business intelligence platform for accountants, business advisors, and consultants to generate insights from client and portfolio data and grow their business.
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