Creed Strength: "It Sounded Too Good to Be True — But It Works"

Gym: Creed Strength

Owner: Taylor Catrett

Before: DIY designs, paper sign-up sheets, manual order organization for local printer

After: Streamlined online process, excited to run another drop

Found Us Via: Cold email from Matt

The Problem

Taylor was doing everything the hard way. She'd come up with a design herself — or pay a local graphic shop to create one. Then she'd post a flyer in the gym, announce the merch sale, and have clients write their orders on a paper sign-up sheet.

From there, she'd manually organize every order for the local print shop, coordinate the production, pick up the finished product, and distribute everything herself.

"Taking orders and organizing them for the local shop was cumbersome and time consuming. I hated it."

The Switch

When Taylor first heard about the Forever Fierce model — online store, automated orders, minimal work on her end — she was skeptical.

"Sounded too good to be true. The online store, the ease of getting orders in, and not much work on my part was awesome. I was afraid I wasn't going to make money or that I would make too little of a profit."

She took the leap anyway.

The Result

The skepticism didn't last long. Taylor's first order through Forever Fierce ran smoothly, her members loved the product, and the process was exactly as easy as advertised.

"The process is so easy and streamlined and people liked the t-shirts. So I am excited to do another run."

Her advice is short and direct: "This is legit and it works. Makes life so much easier working with Forever Fierce. Just do it. You won't regret it."