Personal Training Business

[Mofchelt]

I'm trying to focus my idea, I'm qualified, Rep's registered. I'm thinking of a focus on either obesity/diabetes nutrition or lower back pain. I know I'm being vague but on looking for opinion on the idea area.

 

[Fresco_Creative]

I'm trying to focus my idea, I'm qualified, Rep's registered. I'm thinking of a focus on either obesity/diabetes nutrition or lower back pain. I know I'm being vague but on looking for opinion on the idea area.

I have a client who is a personal trainer and he has the niche areas. I would recommend you cover the mainstream areas also as a means to guarantee you will have a sufficient amount of work on.

Doing the SEO for them, I have been able to work out how to best market these searches via the Google Keyword Tool. I would recommend looking at this and gagueing how big the potential market may well be for you and how will be best to market this aspect of your business.

Hope this helps

 

[TheBuzzCommunity]

Hi Op

I agree with Fresco, putting all your eggs in one basket could limit your work. If you can offer more parts to your business would be better.

Good luck

 

[Talay]

I've used personal training and also been seriously narked of with some gym's policies and their horrendous pricing structure.

As a consumer, you have to make it easy for me. I had a decent guy was totally up on the gym side of things, why we did this and not that, how we were going to move forward etc. but there was nothing on nutrition or diet. Yet go to the nutrition people and they knew next to jack about the gym work. I guess some people know both but there is definitely a niche there.