Guide
By Jason Odell, founder of RiseForIt
You don't need thousands of followers to get online coaching clients; you need the right few hundred. Pick one kind of client, post content that fixes their problem, give them a way to raise their hand, and ask them directly. Your first client usually comes from someone who already knows you.
Nail one before you build for a hundred. Your first online client is usually an in-person client who moved, a friend of a client, or someone who has watched you for a while. Ask them directly. Most trainers keep building - a bigger audience, a better funnel, a finished program - and never ask one person to pay.
A trainer with 50,000 followers can still sell nothing if those followers came for entertainment. A trainer with 800 followers who teaches one kind of client can fill a roster. What you talk about decides who sees you.
One. YouTube with Shorts keeps getting found for years; Instagram is faster for conversations. Rule one before adding another.
No. Fake followers don't buy, and they teach the platform to show you to the wrong people.
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