Voice

Voice builder

A studio and the person teaching in it do not sound the same. Build both. Each one saves on its own, so answering one never overwrites the other.

Which voice are you building?

Switch any time. Both sets stay saved.

Eight questions about you

Saved on this device as you type. Do not clean this up. The mess is the voice.

0 of 8 answered

1. Who you teachWho is in the room on a normal week, and what do they come in carrying?Ages, jobs, bodies, the thing they say when they book. Name real people if it helps.

2. The class you just taughtWhat happened in the last class you taught?The focus, the block that hurt, what the room did at the end.

3. Your cuesSay the cue you give most, word for word, the way it comes out of your mouth.Do not clean this up. The mess is the voice.

4. The correctionWhat do you correct more than anything else on the machine?Say what you see and what you say to fix it.

5. What you refuseWhat do you refuse to say in your own name?Words, claims, and the things other studios in your city do that you will not do.

6. Why you stayedHow did you come to teach, and why are you still doing it?Tell it the way you would tell a client after class, not the way a website would say it.

7. Front desk questionsWhat are the five questions your front desk answers most?Write the questions as people actually ask them.

8. Someone who stoppedThink of one client who stopped showing up. What do you know about them?No name needed. Their reason, their schedule, the thing they were working toward.

See it come back in your words

Your class caption

A caption for the class you just taught, in your words.

Nothing here yet. Answer the questions above, then write all three.

Your win-back message

Three sentences to the client who stopped coming.

Nothing here yet. Answer the questions above, then write all three.

Your front desk answers

Plain answers to the questions you field every week, ready for an FAQ page.

Nothing here yet. Answer the questions above, then write all three.

Where this goes next

These answers are the start of a brain file. Move them into the twelve boxes on the builder and every tool you use later writes from the same voice. Most studios keep two files: one for the business, one for each instructor.

Open the builder