Your 1% Uniqueness Factor #3

Episode 3 of the The Obvious Choice podcast, hosted by Jonathan Goodman, titled "Your 1% Uniqueness Factor #3" was published on June 2, 2020 and runs 43 minutes.

June 2, 2020 ·43m · The Obvious Choice

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Summary

What is your unique selling proposition (USP) as an online personal trainer? Every single community out there needs a health and fitness expert. So what is your 1% uniqueness factor? After discussing dead rats and poop, Jonathan, Carolina, and Ren share with you the secret to establishing your unique vision and setting your goal so you can get the reaction you want from potential clients. In This Episode: - Ren breaks down every Hallmark and Lifetime movie [4:05] - The importance of separating yourself in the market [18:10] - How Carolina generated 800 email leads from 1 Facebook post [22:54] - Do coaches share their story enough? [36:27] - Ren sings the theme song to “The Love Boat” [41:32] “You have to give yourself some sort of an advantage, some sort of a reason, for your client to choose you.” – Jonathan Goodman Separate Yourself in the Market What is your niche? Don’t market based on merit; what’s important to you is not necessarily important to your client. Your uniqueness isn’t necessarily fitness. Recognize Where Other People Share Your Problems If you already have a community, they will identify with you. Can you train just one influential member of that community for free? Share Your Story Everybody has a story to share. Put yours into the context of something you’ve already experienced. The more interesting you make yourself, the more interested people will be in you. SPONSORS Get started TODAY with the world leading certification and business development program for personal trainers, nutrition coaches, and gym owners – The Online Trainer Academy: https://onlinetrainer.com/academy Enjoy this special offer of 60 days FREE on PT Distinction from The Online Trainer Show! - https://onlinetrainer.com/ptd

Episode Description

In This Episode:

- Ren breaks down every Hallmark and Lifetime movie [4:05]

- The importance of separating yourself in the market [18:10]

- How Carolina generated 800 email leads from 1 Facebook post [22:54]

- Do coaches share their story enough? [36:27]

- Ren sings the theme song to “The Love Boat” [41:32]

“You have to give yourself some sort of an advantage, some sort of a reason, for your client to choose you.” – Jonathan Goodman

Separate Yourself in the Market

What is your niche? Don’t market based on merit; what’s important to you is not necessarily important to your client. Your uniqueness isn’t necessarily fitness.

Recognize Where Other People Share Your Problems

If you already have a community, they will identify with you. Can you train just one influential member of that community for free?

Share Your Story

Everybody has a story to share. Put yours into the context of something you’ve already experienced. The more interesting you make yourself, the more interested people will be in you.