Booking Basics
Customer Objections
Scheduling Scenarios
Effective Communications
Do's and Don't
100

What is the first information you should collect when booking an appointment?

Are you a current Member?

100

A customer says, "I’m not sure I have time this week." What is a good response?

"I completely understand. We can look at options for next week if that works better for you!"

100

A member wants to take a class on a fully booked day. What is the best solution?

Offer the closest available day and time, or place them on a waitlist if possible.

100

True or False: Using a friendly and polite tone can make customers feel more comfortable during the booking process.

True

100

True or False: It’s okay to use industry jargon when discussing appointment details with a customer.

False. Use simple language to avoid confusion.

200

True or False: It’s acceptable to book an appointment without confirming the customer’s contact details.

False. Always confirm contact details to ensure follow-up is possible

200

True or False: If a customer objects due to price, you should immediately offer a discount.

False. First, discuss the value of the service before considering any discounts.

200

When booking a class (Intro), a customer doesn't want to put a card on file. What's the appropriate response?

To reassure you, it's a free class; we need a card on file to reserve your spot in class. 
200

When explaining booking policies, it’s best to use ______ language to ensure clarity.

Simple and Clear
200

Do or Don’t: If a customer asks for a time slot outside of regular hours, promise to “see what you can do.”

Don’t. Clearly explain available booking hours and offer times within that range

300

What should you mention to customers when discussing appointment times?

Come 30 minutes before, bring a water bottle, towel, and credit card 

300

A customer says, “I need to think about it.” What could be an effective follow-up question?

"Of course! May I ask if there’s a specific concern I can help address for you?"

300

If a customer calls to reschedule, what is the first thing you should do?

Check for available alternate slots that fit their schedule and confirm the change in the system.

300

Do or Don’t: Confirm all the appointment details with the customer at the end of the booking conversation.

Do. Always confirm details to ensure accuracy.

400

Fill in the blank: Before finalizing an appointment, always confirm the ______ of the appointment with the customer.

Time and date.

400

A customer is concerned about location convenience. How should you handle this?

Suggest the nearest location or mention any available online options if applicable.

400

 you are calling a hot lead, but they don't answer their phone? What should a proper voicemail include. 

We will accept any OU Voicemail 

Studio location 

interesting call to action

call back number 


400

A customer expresses frustration with previous scheduling issues. What’s the best way to respond?

Apologize sincerely, acknowledge their frustration, and assure them of a smooth booking process this time.

400

Do or Don’t: If unsure about an answer to a customer’s question, guess to keep the conversation moving.

Don’t. Let the customer know you’ll check and get back to them with accurate information.

500

What system feature should you use to check for available appointment slots?

MBO

500

Fill in the blank: If a customer hesitates about the appointment, reassure them by emphasizing the ______ of the experience.

Benefits or value.

500

Fill in the blank: When managing last-minute cancellations, always check for any customers on the ______ list who may want the newly available slot.

waitlist

500

Fill in the blank: When closing the conversation, it’s effective to end with a positive statement, such as “We look forward to ______.”

"seeing you soon"
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