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      <title>Is Member Experience More Important Than Short-Term Profits?</title>
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      <description>Charging members a signing fee is a practice that many gyms with low-cost memberships partake in, and is used to help offset the cost of onboarding new members.
While earning an extra $20 or $30 with every new member might create the illusion of higher profits, it could actually be doing more harm than good.
In this article, we will be discussing the money-earning potential of charging upfront fees vs.</description>
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