Trainers should focus less on client acquisition and more on client retention. When you’re good at what you do, you won’t have to look for business. It’ll come looking for you. As Greg McKeown (author of Essentialism) puts it, “When you focus on what you lack, you lose what you have. When you focus on what you have, you get what you lack.” Rather than focusing on what you lack (i.e. more clients), focus …
Social media is but one tool in the toolbelt of great marketing. It should not be the only tool used. This would be like your contractor showing up to build your house with only a hammer. Extremely useful, but building a house aka your overall marketing strategy, needs many more tools. Why do so many gym owners and fit-pros rely so heavily on social media? The answer…It’s easy. Instant …
So you have the technical skills to design effective individualized training programs for remote clients of all fitness levels, with diverse goals, needs and training histories. The problem is these hypothetical people don’t even know you exist… Though Instagram might make it seem like every fitness coach out there has it all figured out, the reality is most qualified coaches are better at coaching than …
