Fitness Influencer Marketing Agency

Turn people who want to move more into paying members. House of Marketers creates creator-led ad assets and paid social campaigns for fitness subscriptions, built for audiences already interested in fitness and aimed at a measurable sign-up.

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Our fitness case studies and results

What determined success

Daily Burn is the published fitness case: creators made ad assets for audiences interested in fitness, and our paid specialists ran them across Google, Meta, TikTok and more for a US home workout subscription. The case reported 7,500+ paying subscribers from 30M+ impressions and 300K+ clicks. Endoca adds athlete micro-influencers on Instagram in a wellness campaign that reported a 9.5% engagement rate.

Creator assets that lead to paying members

Creator assets for fitness audiences

Fitness creators make the content, then it becomes ad assets aimed at people already interested in working out. Daily Burn used that route for a US home workout subscription.

The team that briefs creators also runs Google, Meta and TikTok spend, so assets and budget stay in step. That combination produced the 7,500+ paying subscribers Daily Burn reported.

Athletes talking about recovery and performance suit products used after a workout. Endoca ran athlete micro-influencers on Instagram among its creator groups.

Creator and paid services for fitness brands

Two women at a wooden table look through a book of colour swatches, with three white skincare bottles beside them and a camera on a tripod behind.

Creator-made ad assets

Fitness creators shoot content for people interested in working out; we adapt it into ad formats.

A smiling woman unpacks white skincare bottles from a cardboard box lined with tissue paper, with a phone on a tripod facing her.

Paid social management

Our paid media specialists run campaigns across Google, Meta and TikTok towards paying members.

A woman touches her cheek as she talks to a phone on a tripod, with a jar of cream and a white bottle on the table in front of her.

Athlete micro-influencers

Athlete micro-influencers who speak about recovery, performance and soothing effects.

A smiling woman in a lilac cardigan sits behind three white skincare bottles, facing a phone on a tripod.

Audience-led targeting

Assets aimed at a defined audience, as for Daily Burn’s women aged 25 and over.

A woman and a man at a table look at a laptop together, with a camera on a tripod behind them.

Instagram fitness creators

Fitness creators film workout Reels and Stories on Instagram, each with a link to the sign-up you count.

Two women talk across a table of white skincare bottles, jars and pink tubes, with a phone on a tripod in the background.

TikTok growth for fitness brands

Workout clips and member stories on your own TikTok, so an ad click lands on a feed worth following.

Make the workout worth paying for

A fitness buyer is asked to commit to a habit, not only a product. They need to see the workout, picture themselves doing it and trust the person showing them. We brief creators who make aspirational fitness content. Their footage becomes ad assets that paid social can test, and the content that earns attention can carry budget towards a paid sign-up.

A woman in a white headband sits in a pink armchair and smells a small amber skincare bottle, with a laptop and a dropper bottle on the table in front of her.

Plan the campaign backwards from the paying member

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Pick the sign-up event

We start with the action you count, a paid subscription or a sign-up, so every asset points at it.

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Brief fitness creators

Creators who make aspirational fitness content get briefs for your offer and the audience you set, as Daily Burn’s did for women aged 25 and over.

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Test assets on paid social

Creator assets run across Meta, TikTok and Google, and the formats that earn clicks and sign-ups get more budget.

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Report paying members first

Paying subscribers lead the report, followed by the impressions and clicks behind them, read against your subscription economics.

Frequently asked questions about fitness influencer marketing

What fitness experience can you show?

Our published fitness work is Daily Burn, a US home workout subscription, plus Endoca’s athlete micro-influencers on Instagram. Results are specific to those campaigns.

Daily Burn’s published work reports over 7,500 paying subscribers, 30M+ impressions and 300K+ clicks. The figures cover creator ad assets and the paid media our specialists ran across four platforms.

Endoca’s campaign used 10 Instagram and TikTok micro-influencers, athletes among them, and reported a 9.5% engagement rate.

We agree the sign-up event before launch, then report paying subscribers apart from impressions and clicks. Results can be read against your subscription economics.

Get a fitness campaign proposal

Tell us about your fitness product, the members you want and the sign-up you count. We’ll shape creator content and a paid plan around that action.

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