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Stretch, Pull and Push - 8 Brilliant Ways of Selling Yoga


Yoga is a system of physical and mental practices that originated in India more than three thousand years ago. Yoga's stated purpose is to help each one of us achieve our highest potential and to experience enduring health and happiness. With yoga, it is said that we can extend our healthy, productive years far beyond the accepted norm and, at the same time, improve the quality of our lives. (specialyoga.com )

Does Yoga really offer all that or is it just the newest fad?

Whatever it is, yoga is a popular form of exercise and advertising for it appears everywhere these days.

Here are 8 of the most creative ways for marketing the practice of yoga:

1. Yoga and the Bendable Straw

You have probably seen this bendable straw around emphasizing how bendable you get from doing yoga.

Source: Trendhunter

2. Yoga and the Folding Posters

One center used interactive wall posters to help promote the flexibility you get from yoga.

Source: Adverblog

3. Yoga and the Foldable Sidewalk Sign

Another used outside sidewalk advertising to show the flexibility you can have with yoga.

4. Yoga and the Wall Clock

Once you're in the studios, the marketing for yoga does not stop. Here is a wall clock used for that very purpose.

Source: Ads of the World

 

5. Yoga and the Laptop

Yoga is for everyone! This one reads : Yoga for working professionals. For a stress-free 9 to 9.

Source: Ads of the World

6. Yoga and the Energy Booster

Here is a print ad for an energy yoga class. Yoga provides you with energy. Interesting way the ad emphasizes that, no?

Source: Coloribus

7. Yoga and Balance

Another print ad for a studio called Body Balance. The caption reads, "Restore balance to your world. The supremely balancing group workout that blends tai chi, yoga and Pilate's."

Source: Ads of the World

8. Yoga and the Rubber Band

And finally, a series of print ads for a yoga studio inspiring you to think of yoga as making you as flexible as a rubber band.

Source: I believe in advertising

What do you think of these ad programs for yoga?

Do youthink they effectively promote the benefits of yoga or do they miss the mark? What would you have used to promote the benefits of yoga?

Amy Gifford
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inventorspot.com

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