With your new-found skills and knowledge it’s up to you to go forth to share your pearls of wisdom. However, it’s not just your current clients that could benefit.
Set up an online blog and write about what you are learning. Share hints and tips on what is working for you and your clients, and maybe include a testimonial or two.
Use the aforementioned social advertising, as well as asking friends and family to share links, to get your blogs read by your target audience. Build up a good readership and you will soon become recognised as an ‘expert’ in your chosen field.
With trust gained that know exactly what you are talking about, someone looking to work with a personal trainer is far more likely to pick you over a professional they have no previous experience of.
Produce good content that people will share and you should have a solid readership in no time, and a group of potential clients all looking to you for advice.
These are just three things that personal trainers can do to stand out in an increasingly competitive market place. On top of everything, delivering a promised service to your clients will be the real test. However, use these examples and you could have a bigger customer base to use as proof of your expertise.
Knowing how to gain clients in the personal training industry can be underlined with these key points. Try out some of these ideas and see if you can improve your proposition to your customers.