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So here are some suggestions: First of all, you can close the studio. I am not sure what is the legal structure of the company and if there are any personal gu
by streetcat1 7y ago
So here are some suggestions:
First of all, you can close the studio. I am not sure what is the legal structure of the company and if there are any personal guarantees, but this is not a regular situation. I.e. if you do not have customers, how do you suppose to pay your rent.
If not:
1. Try to offer 1-1 remote sessions. You might get more than 5$.
2. Go behind your regular customers. For example, try to go after companies that are operational and would like to offer Yoga to their overwork staff - e.g. warehouse employees, Hospitals etc. They might be able to charge your lessons on some sort of relief fund.
3. Ask companies that move remotely if they can introduce remote Yoga as part of their remote schedule. I.e. as a way to keep the team engaged. Companies are usually more willing to pay than consumers.
- flyGuyOnTheSly 7y agoThose are some really great suggestions, thank you for those! I will pitch them to the owner ASAP!
- streetcat1 7y agoSure. Good luck !