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How to Keep Your Float Center at 100% Capacity – DSP 125 (April Fool’s)

How to Keep Your Float Center at 100% Capacity – DSP 125 (April Fool’s)

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)!

How to Keep Your Float Center at 100% Capacity – DSP 125 (April Fool’s)

What are UL Field Evaluations? – DSP 124

A UL Field evaluation is something that can be requested from your Health Department or regulator, often prior to opening. It’s designed to ensure a certain standard for electrical equipment in commercial businesses. Graham and Ashkahn break down the process of getting a UL Field evaluation, how much it’s likely to cost, and even some tips when discussing this with your health department.

How to Keep Your Float Center at 100% Capacity – DSP 125 (April Fool’s)

What is HDPE? – DSP 123

So HDPE stands for High Density Polyethylene. It’s a type of plastic and it’s incredibly handy for float centers. Float On switched to using this any place they previously would’ve used wood in their building materials. 

Graham and Ashkahn break down exactly what this miracle product is, where you can buy it, all the different uses it has in a float center, and some special tips and tricks of getting it just the way you need it.

How to Keep Your Float Center at 100% Capacity – DSP 125 (April Fool’s)

Thoughts on Attending Trade Shows – DSP 121

When you’re just starting out, you’ll try anything to get the word out. Trade shows are a fairly common way to generate interest in a new technology or practice, so why not floating?

Graham and Ashkahn have a few trade shows under their belt and they’ve had modest almost success at them. They lay out their experiences and challenges that float tanks face at a venue like this and what you should be prepared for if you decide to attend one.