T-Shirt Ink Curing Problem

“Why would this happen, WHY… would this happen????” she asked as she came busting through our front door.

This is, what we call in the business, an ink curing problem. Watch closely so that it doesn’t happen to you!

Success Story! Todd from Anytime Fitness in Bastrop, LaGrange and Cleburne, TX

Ferret Brothers has been doing our T-shirts for almost 10 years. I own three Anytime Fitness’s and we order a lot of t-shirts. We do t-shirts for giveaways to our new members and usually once a month I’ll place an order for some type of specialty t-shirt that we sell to our members.

My Favorite part about doing business with Ferret Brothers is that Terry is always available when I need him and the turn-around time is great. He always answers the phone or returns my calls fast.

He’s a stand-up guy and does business the right way and I’ve gotten to know him pretty well over the years and the only thing that I can knock him for is that he is an LSU fan but at least he is in the SEC and not the ACC.

I would and do recommend Ferret Brothers to all the other Anytime Fitness owners that I speak to.

~Todd DeJulius Anytime Fitness owner of Bastrop, LaGrange, and Cleburne TX

Success Story! Jennie Blanson Family Reunion

I was given the task of ordering the t-shirts for our family reunion last minute when there was a huge argument over possibly missing money, if you can believe that. I called a couple places and they were not very helpful and the prices were quite a bit more than she had budgeted.

I called Ferret Brothers and Terry was super friendly and helpful and he asked me a lot of questions about my family and seemed to care more about the reunion than he did about actually selling me t-shirts, lol.

He explained what made t-shirt prices go up and down, he gave me different t-shirt options and design ideas and he gave me a sizing sheet to give to all the families so they could send me their orders. I couldn’t be happier about my experience with Terry and Ferret Brothers Custom T-shirts!

~Jennie Blanson

Success Story! Jessica from Anytime Fitness in Glenwood Springs, CO

Anvil 980 T-Shirt

Anvil – Lightweight Fashion Short Sleeve T-Shirt – 980

  • 4.3 oz., pre-shrunk 100% combed ringspun cotton, 32 singles
  • Heather Grey is 90/10 combed ringspun cotton/polyester
  • Heather colors and Neons are 35/65 combed ringspun cotton/polyester
  • Heather Graphite is 50/50 cotton/polyester
  • Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
  • Double-needle stitched sleeves and bottom hem
  • Tubular construction
  • TearAway™ label for easy relabeling

Click here to download spec sheet

Finished Measurements

XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL
Body Length 27 28 29 30 31 32 34
Body Length Tolerance 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Body Width 18 20 22 24 26 28 30
Body Width Tolerance 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 1/2

Click here to download spec sheet

My Goal Boards

Most people that know me from the t-shirt world don’t realize that my background is in the health club industry as a club owner and business consultant for the National Fitness Business Alliance/Thomas Plummer Company for over 25 years and I currently run a 45,000 square foot gym.

So, I didn’t have anything to post today so I thought I would share with you my Goal Board System in the club.

I hope you enjoy!

Does the Facebook Pixel Track all Website Traffic?

Does the Facebook Pixel Track all Website Traffic?

When you embed the facebook retargeting pixel on your website, does it track traffic from all sources or just the traffic that comes from people that click a button from Facebook itself?

This video answers the question.

So, here is the answer to Does the Facebook Pixel Track all Website Traffic?

The Three Distinct Functions of Working in a Fitness Business

A typical gym employee has a variety of duties that he or she must complete every day as part of the job. The core of every job in our business, however, can be condensed into three distinct functions that everyone on the staff needs to understand and be competent in doing on a daily basis.

These three functions are:

1. Selling memberships/training, or supporting those who do by understanding the sales process and system.

2. Providing member service that leads to higher member retention.

3. Learning to sell other services and products to people who are already members.

You may have noticed that servicing current members/personal training clients is not on this top three. That doesn’t mean that it is not important. In order to maintain the current client base, excellent training and service must be provided(see #2).

However, if prospects are not acquired and then sold, there will be no one to service. If current members/clients are not up-sold, income becomes stagnant. Every job somehow leads back to some form of sales. Thoughts?