Introducing Free Links: Share Any Workout Free, Keep It Paid in Your App
We're excited to launch Free links. Coaches often tell us they're not sure what to email their list, so they don't. Now you can make any workout free with a link and send that. They get a real workout from you, no account needed, and when they finish, they're prompted to subscribe to your app. It stays paid in your app for everyone else. Finally, an easy reason to email your list as often as you'd like.
Go to Free links, click New free link, pick a workout, and put the link in your next email blast. Whoever finishes it is prompted to subscribe to your app.
Ways to Use It
- Monthly email: one free workout a month gives your list a reason to open
- Lead magnet: a free workout for joining your list
- Win-back: send a free workout to members who cancelled, so they have a reason to come back
- New program teaser: send one workout from a program before it launches, so your list has tried it by launch day
- DM reply: when someone asks about your training, send a free workout instead of a sales pitch
Turn It On
Go to Free links under Sell, click New free link, and pick a workout. Copy the link and open it yourself first, so you see exactly what they'll see. From the same page you can set an expiration date or disable a link any time.
What They See
They open the link and the workout plays right on a web page. No account, no download. Once they finish, they're shown a prompt to subscribe to your app. And if someone signs up from a free link, your Attribution download shows which workout brought them in.
Good to Know
If you disable a link after sending it, don't worry. Anyone who opens it later sees a note that the free workout has ended, along with a link to join your app. And if you change your mind, turn it back on and the same link works again.
Workouts with a benchmark can't be free links, since visitors have no account to log a result. The program has to be published.
Summary
Pick a workout your members love, make a free link, and email your list this week. Your Most repeated list in Content Stats is a good place to find it.