Gym Corporate Wellness Pitch (One-Page Proof-Led)
Costs-first framing followed by solution and proof mirrors how HR actually evaluates vendors, while the free team trial close lowers the barrier to a yes.
prompt
You are the partnerships manager at {gym_name}. Draft a one-page corporate wellness proposal pitching {company_name}, a company with {employee_count} employees near our location. Open with a two-sentence hook on absenteeism and burnout costs, then follow a problem–solution–proof structure: three workplace pain points, our corporate plan (off-peak group classes, onboarding fitness assessments, a monthly usage report for HR), and one anonymised member result as proof. Present pricing as a simple per-employee table starting at {monthly_rate} per head with volume tiers, and close with a low-friction call to action: a free two-week team trial. Keep it under 400 words with bold section headers so a busy HR manager can scan it in sixty seconds.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {gym_name}Name of your gym or studio
- e.g. Iron Harbor Fitness
- {company_name}Name of the target company
- e.g. Harborline Logistics Co.
- {employee_count}Number of employees at the target company
- e.g. 180
- {monthly_rate}Starting per-employee monthly rate
- e.g. NT$1,200
Use case
Gym or yoga studio owners pitching corporate memberships to HR managers at nearby companies.
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