Is your social media showing what you do—or helping potential clients understand how you can help them?
In this Ask Brian episode, Brian Keane answers a personal trainer's question about growing their social media. He explains why your positioning matters, how client stories can demonstrate your coaching, and why attraction, nurture and conversion content serve different purposes. You'll hear Brian's Harry Potter and Gandalf comparison, his approach to choosing a core platform, and a practical way to assess whether your last ten posts offer value to somebody discovering you for the first time. Topics covered:
Make your clients the heroes of the story.
Understand attraction, nurture and conversion content.
Give new visitors a reason to follow your page.
Show the problems you help people solve.
Build trust before asking people to work with you.
Choose a specific audience and focus your message.
Introduction and today's Ask Brian question 00:16– The biggest positioning mistake personal trainers make00:37– Why your client should be the hero of the story01:16– Be Dumbledore, not Harry Potter: positioning yourself as the guide01:44– What your last 10 social media posts reveal02:42– The three content types: attraction, nurture and conversion03:29– The shotgun versus sniper approach to social media platforms03:49– Creating valuable content for people discovering you for the first time05:20– Strong hooks, useful content and demonstrating expertise06:40– How nurture content builds trust06:55– Why you should give people the "what," not the complete "how"08:30– Conversion content and presenting your coaching offer08:36– Three questions for auditing your current content strategy08:57– Why asking for the sale too early limits growth09:22– The last-10-posts test: does your page offer immediate value?09:51– "Riches in the niches": why specificity helps you stand out10:20– Building a consistent mix of Reels and carousel posts10:53– How to make the social media algorithm work for you
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