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Tired of running gimmicky marketing with steep discounts because your float center has an empty schedule?

Do you want that easy lifestyle business where customers just flock to you instead of you having to hunt them down? Want to be able to raise your prices without worrying about losing revenue?

Graham and Ashkahn share a secret they recently discovered while on their trip to Australia about how you can keep your float center 110% full at all times (that extra 10% isn’t cliche, it’s a waitlist)!

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The takeaway? Get out there and say hi!

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