Learn everything you need to keep your yoga studio afloat during social distancing. We’ve covered everything from online classes and staff management to the new CARES Act.
It’s time to start planning your comeback! Get in the know about next steps for reopening your yoga studio – from learning local regulations to pricing modifications and collecting supplies.
Your online schedule doesn’t have to look the same as your in-person class schedule did. It can be shorter. Different times might work better. Think about your specific community’s needs when you decide on an online class schedule.
If you’re transitioning your studio to online-only for a time, you’ll need to make changes to your pay structure. Telling your staff they’re going to take a pay cut isn’t easy. Make it easier by keeping the conversation focused on supporting your staff however you can during this difficult time.
Keep on top of the latest news in small business funding with a look into the CARES act. Learn what SBA loans and the Payroll Protection Program can do for your yoga studio.
Now is the time to guard your cash flow. Cutting expenses seems like a huge task. But lots of small adjustments can add up… and make a big difference to your studio.
Don’t be scared to get your online classes out there! Your members aren’t expecting perfection. They’re expecting you to show up for them. Take the leap, get set up, and be there for your community!
One of the biggest questions on your mind right now is probably how to shift your membership pricing. My advice? Play it cool and keep providing value. Don’t make any sudden changes. Instead, develop a plan now for how to pivot your pricing as needed in upcoming weeks.
How can you serve your students when they are stuck at home? In this difficult time, your community needs you more than ever! Here are creative ways you can take the in-person experience of your studio to the internet and give your students the support and connection they need to thrive.
Social distancing means the end of in person classes for a time, but it doesn’t mean an end to yoga. In fact, your community needs you now more than ever. Here’s how you can convert your classes into online yoga and help your students continue their practice even while isolated at home.
