ABOUT OUR STUDIO
WELCOME
Start off with a statement that explains the core of what you do to help your clients. Make it approachable and relatable. For a fitness studio, this might be your mission statement.
Good copywriting involves storytelling. So for a fitness studio, this might be the story of how the studio began. For a fitness coach, you might tell the story of what led you to your profession.
Continue writing about your approach and what makes you different than other people who do what you do. Highlight your background, your specialties, your expertise, and qualifications.
If you need more space, continue in the next section. You can also duplicate sections if you have more to say. Don’t worry about writing too much as long as it’s engaging and continues to focus on your client as the hero of the story.
OUR TEAM
Add a brief introduction to your team, your mission statement, or your company values.
SHAY SULLIVAN
Title and role
Add your team member’s bio here. The depth and content of the bio will vary depending on the position — for example, lead physician vs. receptionist. But as a general rule of thumb, you can follow this format:
The first paragraph can include a description of the role they play in the atmosphere of your organization. What impact do they make with your clients? What benefits do they bring? How do they change the atmosphere?
Next, explain their unique qualifications. What is their educational background? Any special certifications? Unique populations they are qualified to work with?
Finally, end with a few relatable facts like hobbies, interesting talents, memorable vacations spots or anything else your team member would like to share.
TIA ROBBINS
Title and role
Add your team member’s bio here. The depth and content of the bio will vary depending on the position — for example, lead physician vs. receptionist. But as a general rule of thumb, you can follow this format:
The first paragraph can include a description of the role they play in the atmosphere of your organization. What impact do they make with your clients? What benefits do they bring? How do they change the atmosphere?
Next, explain their unique qualifications. What is their educational background? Any special certifications? Unique populations they are qualified to work with?
Finally, end with a few relatable facts like hobbies, interesting talents, memorable vacations spots or anything else your team member would like to share.
EMMA ROGERS
Title and role
Add your team member’s bio here. The depth and content of the bio will vary depending on the position — for example, lead physician vs. receptionist. But as a general rule of thumb, you can follow this format:
The first paragraph can include a description of the role they play in the atmosphere of your organization. What impact do they make with your clients? What benefits do they bring? How do they change the atmosphere?
Next, explain their unique qualifications. What is their educational background? Any special certifications? Unique populations they are qualified to work with?
Finally, end with a few relatable facts like hobbies, interesting talents, memorable vacations spots or anything else your team member would like to share.
What WE’RE Known For
Use this section to highlight your specialties, results, or anything else that makes you stand out from the competition.
Use this section to highlight your specialties, results, or anything else that makes you stand out from the competition.
Use this section to highlight your specialties, results, or anything else that makes you stand out from the competition.
Use this section to highlight your specialties, results, or anything else that makes you stand out from the competition.
YOUR CALL TO ACTION