Yoga Business Consultant

Yoga Business Consultant Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

Feeling overwhelmed by the ever-evolving wellness landscape? Consider becoming a yoga business consultant. This role involves guiding yoga studios, instructors, and wellness entrepreneurs to create sustainable, thriving yoga businesses.

As a yoga business consultant, you'll offer strategic advice on marketing, client retention, class scheduling, pricing strategies, and more. Your expertise will help yoga professionals navigate the complexities of running a successful operation, from attracting and retaining clients to managing finances and scaling their business.

This venture allows you to blend a passion for yoga with business acumen, establishing a rewarding career helping others flourish in the wellness industry. It's a niche yet growing field that promises both flexibility and the potential for significant impact. If you have a strong understanding of the yoga industry and business management, this could be your next fulfilling career move.

In this list, you'll find real-world yoga business consultant success stories and very profitable examples of starting a yoga business consultant that makes money.

1. Charm City Integrative Health ($420K/year)

Dr. Tom Ingegno, a doctor of acupuncture and Chinese medicine, came up with the idea for Charm City Integrative Health after realizing the limitations of traditional acupuncture and the need for complementary therapies. With a vision to create a center focused on whole-being health, Dr. Ingegno combined research, clinical experience, and a passion for innovation to offer over 14 different therapies that work synergistically. The business has been successful, averaging almost 150 service appointments per week and generating $35,000 in gross income per month.

How much money it makes: $420K/year
How many people on the team: 1

How I Started A $35K/Month Eastern And Western Medicine Clinic

Charm City Integrative Health, a clinic that focuses on improving whole-being health through many different therapies ranging from acupuncture to cryotherapy, has seen impressive growth with almost 150 service appointments per week and an average gross income of $35,000 per month before the coronavirus outbreak.

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2. Yoga Strong ($120K/year)

After retiring from a seven-season professional basketball career and struggling to land job interviews, Jason Deutchman turned a family dinner conversation about making yoga more fun into Yoga Strong, a luxe performance fitness accessory brand now raking in close to $10K monthly sales.

How much money it makes: $120K/year
How much did it cost to start: $20K
How many people on the team: 0

How This Athlete Built A Yoga Brand From Scratch To $120K/Year

Yoga Strong, a performance fitness accessories company, developed the perfect quality yoga mat with "Composite Technology," sourcing materials from over 200 yoga mat tests, and uses limited drops and influencer and affiliate partnerships to attract and retain customers, all while showing close to $10,000 in monthly sales.

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3. Chakra 5 Yoga ($72K/year)

McKenna Rowe came up with the idea for Chakra5 after closing down her physical yoga studio due to financial challenges. She saw the potential in offering mobile wellness services and tailored experiences to clients, and focused on SEO, content marketing, and word of mouth to grow her business. With a strong emphasis on client satisfaction and personalized offerings, Chakra5 has seen steady growth and regular clientele.

How much money it makes: $72K/year
How many people on the team: 13

How I Started A Mobile Yoga Studio

Chakra5 is a mobile wellness team that generates $6k per month doing yoga/meditation/pilates classes, vegan cooking classes and sound baths on demand, boasting a strong online presence to attract and retain customers while also using free tools to keep monthly business costs below $100.

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