FitnessGiftCards.com Now Offers Personal Training Business Cards

DENVER - Aug. 24, 2013 - PRLog -- Personal training business cards can come in a variety of different designs, with different textures or sizes, or eye-catching graphics, but no matter how good it looks, it’s not worth the paper it’s printed on if it doesn’t bring you clients. 

“Boring paper business cards are worthless,” according to fitness industry expert Curtis Mock.  “They are much more likely to work their way into the trash can than to work at bringing trainers any new business.  Paper personal training business cards provide contact information – that’s nice, but it has no real value beyond the first five seconds I see it.  I can find anyone’s contact information on this thing called the Internet; why should I hold onto a nice looking piece of paper?”

Rather than just accept the fact that most personal training business cards don’t pull their own weight, Mock created a company that helps solve the problem.  FitnessGiftCards.com provides personal trainers and other fitness business owners with an option that actually drives business, as a business card should do.   It creates plastic cards that have the look, feel, and dollar amount of a traditional gift card, but don’t require any value to be “loaded” and tracked.  It is simply used as a marketing tool to allow for trial of a personal trainer’s or gym’s services.  The dollar amount can be set equal to whatever offer the personal trainer would like, usually equivalent to the cost of one or two sessions.  

“These cards have a very high perceived value, and will come back to the business at a much higher rate than an equivalent offer on a paper coupon or mailer.,” says Mock.  “Even if the recipient of a personal training business card like ours doesn’t use it, they’ll give it to someone else who can make use of it.  But it rarely ends up in the trash like many other traditional business cards.” 

For more information about using Fitness Gift Cards as your new personal training business cards, visit http://www.FitnessGiftCards.com, or call Mock’s office at 904-807-5950.   Even though the website doesn’t specifically offer business card options, the custom design is included in the price of every order, so trainers can simply request a business card style layout during the design process.