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The hundredth class is a moment. Worth marking.
People who come often want that seen. A milestone marks a number of classes, a run of weeks, or a year at the studio, and it reaches the member when she gets there. A leaderboard is the group version of the same idea, and you can run one for a month or for a challenge.
The tenth class, the fiftieth, the hundredth. She hears about it when she gets there.
How many weeks in a row, which is usually the number that actually keeps people.
A month, or a challenge with a start and an end.
Being on the board is her decision, not the default.
The top of it can earn a pass to bring somebody, not only a place on a list.
Which numbers are worth marking at your studio.
For a period, or for a challenge with dates.
From attendance already recorded, with nothing to enter.
An automatic message the moment somebody gets there.
No. Taking part is her choice, and that is deliberate: a board that forces people onto it drives away exactly the people it is meant to encourage.
Yes. A board with a start and an end date closes itself when the period is over.
Attendance that was recorded, not bookings. Somebody who booked and did not come does not score for it.
The first conversation is questions, not a deck.