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Anthony Dominic
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Associate Digital Director, AirDNA
Colorado
Beats
Biography
Anthony joined Club Industry in September 2016 and covers fitness industry news, in addition to administering the brand’s e-newsletters, social media and sponsored content. Anthony previously worked as an assistant editor at Dispatch Magazines in Columbus, Ohio, where he earned an Excellence in Journalism Award from The Press Club of Cleveland for feature writing. He also won numerous grants and accolades during his tenure as editor-in-chief of The Burr, Kent State University’s student magazine, including a William Randolph Hearst Award. In 2015, Anthony was published in “Car Bombs to Cookie Tables,” Belt Publishing's fifth narrative nonfiction anthology about the storied Rust Belt city of Youngstown, Ohio—located just north of where Anthony grew up. Anthony is an avid follower of boxing and basketball, and spends much of his time reading, writing, mountaineering and rock climbing.
Extreme Apple fanboy topics.
Content
By Anthony Dominic| Club Industry Verified Technology has become an invaluable component in how fitness businesses serve customers and operate efficiently. The members of the board of the Fitness Industry Technology Council (FIT-C) said that health club owners and operators in 2017 must adopt and embrace technologies at an accelerated pace, as outlined in their annual Tech Trend Report. Click through this gallery to discover five takeaways from the report.
By Anthony Dominic| Club Industry Verified Although the Y needs $1.2 million to remain operational, an additional $300,000 would address “critical facility renovations," according to the Y's website. (Photo courtesy YMCA.) The North Central Florida YMCA in Gainesville, Florida, has until Jan. 31 to pay off $1.2 million in outstanding debt or the facility will face permanent closure. The Y's board of directors originally announced the facility would be forced to close Dec.
By Anthony Dominic| Club Industry Verified If you operate a health club or studio in the United States, it's likely your facility has already been mandated to close due to the coronavirus pandemic. It's also likely you've had to make difficult decisions regarding your employees, membership and fitness offerings that will affect your business for the foreseeable future. So, what's next?
Company Info
AirDNA
AirDNA is a prominent provider of short-term rental data analytics, focusing on market intelligence for Airbnb and Vrbo. Founded in 2015 by Scott Shatford, the company is headquartered in Denver, Colorado, with an additional office in Barcelona, Spain. AirDNA tracks over 10 million properties across 120,000 global markets, delivering valuable insights to hosts, investors, and enterprise clients. The company offers a range of services, including market analytics that identify high-performing markets and seasonal trends, as well as investment tools that provide insights on revenue optimization and pricing strategies. AirDNA also features advanced performance dashboards and custom APIs for enterprise clients, enabling tailored data workflows. Their platform monitors key performance metrics such as booking rates and revenue per available rental, ensuring clients have access to accurate and actionable data.
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Founded: 2015