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93: How would Mr. Beast Market a Fitness Business?
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- Mar 10, 2026
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Summary: In this episode Dan explores how MrBeast would market a fitness business, and what fitness professionals can learn from his approach to attention, storytelling, referrals, content, and growth. 5 things you'll learn in this episode How to make your fitness business website more clickable, clearer, and easier to act on Why storytelling and client journeys are powerful fitness marketing tools How MrBeast's approach to content marketing can improve your reach and engagement What fitness businesses can learn from Feastables and MrBeast Burger about referrals and shareability How to build a stronger fitness marketing system across email, paid ads, offline marketing, and promotions How would the most viral content creator of our generation market a fitness business? Success leaves clues, and I was interested in the clues that MrBeast's digital empire would leave for health and fitness business owners. I wanted to unpack his approach to business and see what we can borrow for our industry. I did a similar deep dive to how Elon Musk would disrupt the gym industry, which you can read here or listen to here . If you've ever turned on the internet, you know MrBeast, or Jimmy Donaldson. He's one of the most successful creators on YouTube, building an audience of more than 100 million subscribers by creating videos that are impossible to ignore. His content usually involves huge challenges, massive giveaways, and large-scale acts of generosity. But MrBeast is not just a YouTuber. He is also a very switched-on entrepreneur. He has built several businesses off the back of his audience, including MrBeast Burger, Feastables chocolate, and the viral mobile game 'Finger on the App'. He has also donated millions of dollars to causes such as food banks, environmental projects, and…