Trial Tracker Analysis | Muay Thai & BJJ | January – April 2026 | Sample Data
| Month | Trials | Sign-Ups | No-Shows | Conv. Rate | Change | Rating |
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| Week Of | Trials | Sign-Ups | Conv. Rate | Flag |
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| Time Slot | Trials | Sign-Ups | Conv. Rate | Note |
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| Source | Trials | Sign-Ups | Conversion | Verdict |
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| Gym | Mentions | Type |
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| Month | Source | Trials | Sign-Ups | Conv. Rate |
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| Name | Date | Class | Status |
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| Name | Trial Date | Class | Source | Priority | Notes |
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| Name | Month | First Trial | Signed Up |
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| Name | Month | Date | Source |
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Marcus, Lena, Noah, and Paola all tried class in the last 48 hours — send each one a short personal message before the momentum fades.
50 referred guests walked in but only 6 signed up (12.0%) — tell every referral that their friend set this up for them and offer a first-month discount to make it feel personal.
Your no-show rate is 16.2% — 4x the industry average — and a single automated text 2–3 hours before class typically cuts that number by 30–50%.
Sunday closes at 50.0% and Wednesday at 33.3%, while Monday at 13.2% and Thursday at 10.0% are bleeding sign-ups from your highest trial volume days.
Your busiest slot (5:30 PM, 58 trials) converts at only 15.5%, while 11:30 AM converts at 39.3% — you are routing most of your trials into your weakest close window.
Google drives 72 of your 148 trials at 36.1% conversion — it is your single best channel and it is free, so every new review compounds the leads you are already getting.