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📊 GymDash Help Doc: Track Data, Drive Profit

Overview Welcome to the GymDash performance management system—your data-driven partner for making your gym wildly profitable. This document summarizes key learnings from the “How to Make Your Gym Wildly Profitable” video, outlines all metrics you should be tracking, and shows how to use GymDash to manage them weekly.

 

🧠 The Philosophy: What Gets Measured, Gets Managed

To make quality business decisions, you need quality data and sound decision-making principles, while removing emotional and personal noise. The formula is:

Quality Decisions = Quality Data × Decision-Making Principles – Personal Noise

This system is designed to give you real numbers, not feelings, to drive profitable actions.


📈 Core Metrics to Track

🔹 1. Acquisition Data

These metrics reflect how efficiently you turn advertising dollars into leads and customers.

Metric Description
Ad Spend Total $ spent on paid marketing
Number of Leads Total leads generated from paid + organic
Lead Cost Ad Spend ÷ Number of Leads
Scheduled Appointments How many leads booked consults or intros
Schedule Rate Appointments ÷ Leads
Closed Sales Total memberships or packages sold
Close Rate Sales ÷ Appointments
Sale Types Count of PIFs, challenges, and recurring memberships
Cash Collected at Sale (Front-End Cash) Initial payment collected at signup
Return on Ad Spend (ROAS) Front-End Cash ÷ Ad Spend
Percent of Leads Sold Sales ÷ Leads
Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) Ad Spend ÷ Number of New Clients
 

🔹 2. Fulfillment Data

Once clients are acquired, fulfillment metrics help measure how well you're delivering results and retaining members.

Metric Description
Challenge Conversions % of challenge/package clients converting to EFT
EFT Churn % of EFT clients lost per month
Active Paying Members Total current clients on EFT or packages
Net New Clients New EFTs – Lost EFTs
Lifetime Value (LTV) Avg Monthly EFT ÷ Avg Monthly Churn Rate
 

📌 LTV Example: If average monthly EFT is $120 and churn rate is 10%, LTV = $1200.


🔹 3. Financial Metrics

Metric Description
Net Revenue Total collected minus refunds, fees, and chargebacks
Expenses All costs including reinvestments and payroll
Profit Net Revenue – Expenses
Profit Margin Profit ÷ Net Revenue
Refund % Refunds ÷ Total Revenue
 

Reminder: Include owner salary as a “General Manager” in your expenses if you actively run the gym.


🛠️ Tool: GymDash

To make tracking painless, you have free access to GymDash, your revenue intelligence software built by GymOwners.com.

Why GymDash?

  • Tracks acquisition, fulfillment, and financial metrics

  • Auto-calculates CAC, ROAS, LTV, and more

  • Generates weekly snapshots to show trends

  • Keeps your business accountable and focused

  • Central tool for coaching calls and decision-making

🎯 Action Step: Create Your Account

Set up your free GymDash account now:

🔗 GymDash.GymOwners.com/signup


🧠 Pro Tips for Success

  • ❗ Update your GymDash weekly—don’t let data pile up.

  • 🎯 Bring your numbers to daily calls for guided feedback.

  • 💬 If you're missing benchmarks, review corresponding trainings:

    • Sales Portal – if CAC or ROAS is weak

    • Lead Nurture – if schedule or show rates are low

    • Fulfillment Mastery – if churn is high or LTV is low

  • 📆 Build habits around tracking and review—data without discipline is just noise.


✅ Summary: Key Goals

Focus Area Green Benchmark
Speed to Lead < 5 min
Schedule Rate > 50%
Close Rate > 50%
ROAS > 2:1
Challenge-to-EFT Conversion > 60%
EFT Churn < 8%
LTV > $1,200
Profit Margin > 20%
 

💬 Support

Need help? Here’s how to get answers:

  • Join Daily Coaching Calls

  • Message your assigned coach

  • Review relevant training portals

  • Contact GymOwners.com Support for technical help


🔚 Final Note

Tracking your numbers isn’t busywork—it’s the fastest path to more revenue, lower costs, and less guesswork. Use your data like a weapon and watch your gym grow stronger every single week.

📊 Track it. Review it. Act on it. Repeat.