KINGS WILLIAMSBURG GROWTH REPORT

Trial Tracker Analysis  |  Muay Thai & BJJ  |  January – June 2026

222
Total Trials
Jan 3 – Jun 28, 2026
68
Sign-Ups
Confirmed members
30.6%
Conversion Rate
Industry avg: 20-25%
+34.4pts
Conv. Growth
Jan 14.0% → Feb 48.4% peak
Quick Guide — What These Words Mean
Trials — People who came in for a free class
Sign-Ups — Trials who became paying members
Conversion Rate — % of trials who signed up. Higher = better.
No-Show — Booked a trial, never walked in
Lead Source — How they found the gym. Google, a friend, walked by.
Warm Leads — Tried the class, haven't joined yet. Still reachable.
HIGH / MED / LOW — How ready they are to join. Based on feedback language + how recently they came in.
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Monthly Performance
Trial volume, sign-ups, and conversion rate by month
Monthly Trials & Conversion Rate
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Month Trials Sign-Ups No-Shows Conv. Rate Change Rating
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Weekly Breakdown
Week-by-week trial volume and conversion rate
Weekly Trials & Conversion Rate
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Week Of Trials Sign-Ups Conv. Rate Flag
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Most Popular Time Slots
All-time data — Jan 3 to Jun 28, 2026  ·  Volume vs. conversion rate by class time
Trial Volume by Time Slot
5:30 PM leads volume (74 trials); 11:30 AM converts best (34.2%)
Conversion Rate by Time Slot
Late-morning slots convert best — 11:30 AM at 34.2% vs the evening average of 19.4%
Time Slot Summary
Conversion rate bars for quick comparison
Time Slot Data
All slots with corrected AM/PM. 11:30 PM and 5:30 AM entries corrected to 11:30 AM and 5:30 PM.
Time SlotTrialsSign-UpsConv. RateNote
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Most Popular Days of the Week
All-time data — Jan 3 to Jun 28, 2026  ·  Which days drive trials and which days close deals
Trial Volume by Day
Sunday 40.0% + Wednesday 30.0% — two closing days
Conversion Rate by Day
Sunday (40.0%) is the clear best closer
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Class Popularity
All-time data — Jan 3 to Jun 28, 2026  ·  Muay Thai vs BJJ trial and conversion breakdown
Trial Volume by Class
Muay Thai is 90% of attended trials (183 of 204)
Conversion Rate by Class
BJJ converts at about a third of the Muay Thai rate
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How Members Hear About Kings Williamsburg
Lead source volume vs. conversion rate
Trials by Source
Google and Referrals are the two biggest channels
Conversion Rate by Source
Google at 36.1% — referrals rising to 13.0%
SourceTrialsSign-UpsConversionVerdict
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Previous Gym Experience
Where Kings Williamsburg trials trained before — and how it affects sign-up rates
Experience Level of Trials
63% of trials are brand new to combat sports (139 of 222)
Top Previous Gym Categories
Where experienced trials trained before
Conversion: With vs. Without Gym Background
Experienced athletes convert at 27.7% vs 18.7% for beginners
Named Gyms Mentioned
Specific gyms your trials trained at before
GymMentionsType
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Lead Source by Month
How the mix of Google vs. Referral vs. other sources shifted month over month
Trial Volume by Source — Monthly
Stacked bars show source mix each month
Conversion Rate by Source — Monthly
How well each source closed each month
MonthSourceTrialsSign-UpsConv. Rate
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No-Show Analysis
All-time data — Jan 3 to Jun 28, 2026  ·  44 no-shows out of 222 bookings (19.8%) — 5.0x the industry average
No-Show Rate by Month
June had the most no-shows (12) — 27% of all no-shows
What a No-Show Costs
Based on your current conversion rate
Total no-shows (all-time) 44
Your avg conversion rate 30.6%
Estimated lost sign-ups ~13 members
No-show rate (industry avg ~4%) 19.8% — 5.0x too high
Lost revenue if avg member stays 6 mo ~$11,700+
No-Show Log
All 44 no-show entries from the tracker
NameDateClassStatus
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Follow-Up Priority List
All-time data — Jan 3 to Jun 28, 2026  ·  129 people who tried but did not sign up — ranked by feedback + recency
Follow-Up Pool by Source
Where the 129 warm leads came from
Priority Breakdown
Scored by feedback language + how recently they trialed
HIGH PRIORITY 69 people
Said they will sign up, mentioned joining, or had strong interest + trialed within 60 days
MED PRIORITY 48 people
Enjoyed class or looking for a gym — still worth a message
LOW PRIORITY 12 people
No-shows, chose another gym, or no interest shown
Full Follow-Up List
Search by name, class, or source. Start with HIGH priority leads first.
NameTrial DateClassSourcePriorityNotes
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Sign-Up Cross-Reference
Trial tracker vs. membership system — Jan through Apr 2026
ACTION REQUIRED — SIGN-UP TRACKING GAP
Cross-referencing your membership system with the trial tracker found 12 direct sign-ups with no trial tracker entry. Some first attended before this tracking period. The rest joined during the period with no tracker record.
January
Tracker sign-ups3
System confirmed5
Gap+3 untracked
February
Tracker sign-ups11
System confirmed13
Gap+2 untracked
March
Tracker sign-ups6
System confirmed14
Gap+6 untracked
April
Tracker sign-ups10
System confirmed12
Gap+2 untracked
Direct Sign-Ups (12)
Signed up directly or before this tracker period. First Att. Date shows when they actually first came in.
NameMonthFirst TrialSigned Up
Marked Yes, Not in System (6)
Marked signed up in tracker but no confirmed account found. Check each one today.
NameMonthDateSource
They may have said yes but never completed enrollment. A quick message could recover each one.
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Growth Recommendations
6 actions based on nearly 6 months of data — Jan through Jun 28, 2026
Fix #1 — Do This Today

Message the 69 HIGH Priority Warm Leads

  • 69 people expressed strong interest and still have not joined. Five to act on immediately: Daniel Leung (6/17 Google) and Emma Nge (6/18 Referral) are still sitting unclosed from last week, plus three brand-new HIGH leads from June 27 — Jessica Belle (back for a 2nd trial via Referral, still hasn’t pulled the trigger), Maya Pineda (Google, offered a 4-pack), and Iodele Thomas (Referral, sister of member Miguel Joseph). Text all five today with a payment plan option.
  • Text each one personally — not a blast email. Reference their trial date or specific feedback.
  • Message: "Hey [Name], great having you at Kings. Still thinking about it? We have a spot — reply and we will make it easy."
69 warm leads at 30.6% close = ~21 new members without a single new ad dollar. Jessica Belle has now tried twice and still hasn’t joined — she needs a direct ask, not another trial.
Fix #2 — Do This Today

Referral Conv. Way Up Since January — Watch the June Dip

  • 77 referred guests, 10 signed up (13.0% all-time). The year-long trend is still strong: Referral conversion went from 0% in January and February, to 4.3% in March, 21.4% in April, and a peak of 33.3% in May — before easing back to 27.3% in June. Still miles ahead of where you started, but worth watching if it keeps sliding.
  • Assign one staff member to personally own every referred guest from the moment they walk in — separate from their friend.
  • Tell them: "Your friend [Name] set this up for you. First month is $X off." Make it feel personal.
77 referrals at May’s peak rate (33.3%) would be 26 members — you are at 10 all-time because most came in during the cold months. Keep the personal handoff at arrival and push June back toward May’s level.
Fix #3 — June Keeps Sliding — Act on It Now

June Down to 26.2% — Lowest Since January

  • June now sits at 26.2% (11 sign-ups in 42 trials) — behind every month except January. The 10 trials added since June 21 produced just 1 sign-up. This is the second update in a row where June has cooled off, not a one-time blip.
  • Three fresh HIGH leads are still sitting open from the last two weeks — Daniel Leung (6/17), Emma Nge (6/18), Maya Pineda and Iodele Thomas (both 6/27). Closing even two of these flips June’s trend this week.
  • Same week also brought a no-show cluster: Charles Chaverot, Nicole Tamarov, and Jack Kagan all no-showed on 6/27 — three in one day. Check if that day’s reminder texts went out.
Closing 2 of the 4 open June HIGH leads would push June’s sign-up count from 11 to 13 — back near April’s pace. Do it this week before the month closes out.
Fix #4 — This Week

Send a Reminder Text Before Every Trial

  • 19.8% no-show rate is 5.0x the industry average. 44 people booked and never showed up. June alone now has 12 of those 44 — the most of any month — including 3 in a single day on 6/27 (Charles Chaverot, Nicole Tamarov, Jack Kagan).
  • Set up an automated text 2-3 hours before class: "See you at [time] today! Come 10 min early, wear athletic gear."
  • Most booking platforms support this for free. One setup saves you every month going forward.
Cutting no-shows by half = about 22 extra trials showing up each period at zero extra cost.
Fix #5 — Sunday + Wednesday Are Your Closing Days

Sunday 40.0%, Wednesday 30.0% — Monday (46 Trials, 13.0%) Is Still the Gap

  • Sunday: 25 trials, 10 sign-ups, 40.0%. Wednesday: 30 trials, 9 sign-ups, 30.0%. These are your two power closing days by far and have held steady all year. Staff both days with your best closers.
  • Monday still leads volume at 46 trials — but only 6 sign-ups (13.0%). At Sunday's rate that is 18 sign-ups. At Wednesday's rate that is 14. Either way, Monday is leaving 8–12 members on the table every period.
  • Tuesday quietly improved to 25.0% (up from 22.2%) — worth watching. Thursday (10.3%) is still your weakest closer. Friday (16.7%) sees the least volume. Invest closer time where the data says it works: Sunday and Wednesday.
Monday at Wednesday's rate (30.0%) = 8 more sign-ups per period. Sunday is already working — replicate that energy on Monday and Wednesday and you change the whole business.
Fix #6 — Protect What Is Working

Google at 36.1% — 97 Trials, 35 Sign-Ups. Still Your #1 Channel.

  • Google: 97 trials, 35 sign-ups, 36.1%. Six months running, this is your best channel by a wide margin — nearly 3x Referral's 13.0%. Maya Pineda (6/27) is the newest Google lead worth chasing. Ask every new member for a review the moment they sign up — it feeds the channel that is already working.
  • Walk-By just got even better — still small (6 trials) but now converting at 50.0%, the best rate of any channel. It will not move the needle on volume, but do not ignore anyone who walks in off the street.
  • Pricing and busy-schedule objections are still appearing (Maya Pineda 6/27 still needs to “think about it,” Jessica Belle 6/27 says she is “too busy with work”). Have a payment plan or a fast-track offer ready for this segment. These are not tire-kickers — they want to join.
Walk-By converting at 50.0% on just 6 trials shows in-person energy still closes. Make sure front-desk staff greet every walk-by the same way they would a referral.