Problem · More clients in your sector
How do you find clients as a coach or trainer?
You're good at what you do, but selling yourself doesn't come naturally. You post now and then, your network knows you, yet your diary stays half-empty. Anyone looking for you should see at a glance who you work with and how to get started.
Does this sound familiar?
Here's how you notice it.
Your diary is half-empty
There's room, but you don't know where new clients should come from.
Everyone in your network already knows you
New clients have to come from outside.
Your website says what you do, not who for
A visitor doesn't recognise their own question.
Planning an introduction takes a string of messages
And along the way, half of them drop off.
The cause
How someone chooses a coach or trainer today.
A client chooses a person, not a service. They want to know who you are, what questions you can help with, and what it costs. If they recognise their own situation on your website, they'll get in touch.
Make that first step small: an introduction or a first lesson he books himself, at a time that suits him.
- Who you work for, in your client's own words
- Who you are, with a photo
- Your prices and packages
- Book an introduction or lesson online
Our solution
Here's how we solve it.
A website that says who you work for
Your offer and your prices, written from your client's point of view.
Online booking
An introduction or lesson per instructor, with the right duration. You decide which hours can be booked online.
Found in your region
Your Google Business Profile in order, with reviews from happy clients.
Staying visible
Social media and ads that lead to your calendar.
The services behind it
What we build for this.
Website for hairdressers and salons
A website with online booking built in.
More about Website for hairdressers and salons →Online booking
Book lessons and introductions per instructor.
More about Online booking →SEO agency Limburg
Be found in your region.
More about SEO agency Limburg →Marketing & video
Social media and ads that lead to your calendar.
More about Marketing & video →Who it's for
Which businesses this matters for.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about this problem.
How do I get clients as a coach?
Make it clear on your website who you work for and with what need, show who you are and what it costs, and let people book an introduction online. Also make sure you're found in your region.
Do I need a website, or is social media enough?
Social media shows who you are to people who already follow you. A website gets found by people who don't know you yet, and lets them book an introduction straight away. The two reinforce each other.
I work alone. Isn't this too much?
No. We work in phases: you start with the part that brings the most value today, and build further on that same foundation later.
What does it cost?
A website starts from € 990 with us. For a system, a webshop or printed materials, you get a fixed price after a free 30-minute analysis, split into phases. You start with what brings the most benefit.
Free analysis
How does a new client book their first appointment with you today?
Tell us how you work today. In 30 minutes, we'll show you how we'd solve this for your business and what it costs. No obligation.
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