Build a Content Library That Sells (Before They Ever Book a Call)

Marketing For Fitness Coaches Podcast with Kandace Dickson | CoachRx Podcast Network

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As a coach, you’re already sitting on a goldmine of content ideas, you just don’t realize it yet. Every question a client has asked you…

Every hesitation you’ve helped someone move past…

Every belief you’ve reframed during a check-in…

That’s not just coaching, it’s content and if you’re tired of feeling stuck when it’s time to “create,” this is your path forward.

This episode walks you through how to build a library of content that earns trust before someone ever books a call using the conversations you’re already having.

Why a Content Library Changes the Game

Most coaches think content is about selling. But no want wants to spend their time being sold to.

Your content should do the heavy lifting of client education before they ever reach out to you about coaching.

It’s not just about visibility or promotion of your service, it’s about building connection and trust through a bing-able library of helpful high value content.

Your weekly content anchor, whether it’s a podcast, YouTube video, or blog should be:

  • Answering real client questions

  • Handling common objections

  • Reframing limiting beliefs

  • Teaching your methods

  • Sharing client wins

When someone is considering coaching, your content library should make it easy for them to say: “This coach already gets me.”

What Goes Into a Great Content Library?

Here’s the key, you’re not starting from scratch. You’re pulling from conversations you’ve had over and over again with clients.

Here are 6 angles that can guide your next weekly anchor or daily post:

  1. FAQs From Consults

    • What do people ask before they commit?

    • What are they unsure or skeptical about?

  2. Objections You’ve Heard

    • "I don’t have time."

    • "I’ve tried this before and failed."

    • "What if I can’t stay consistent?"

    • “My schedule is so busy”

  3. Beliefs You’ve Helped Reframe

    • “You don’t need more discipline, you need better habits.”

    • “Busy isn’t the problem, clarity is.”

  4. Milestone Moments from Clients

    • First unassisted pull-up

    • Walking up rested with energy all day

    • Hitting 5 days of sleep consistency

  5. Behind-the-Scenes of Your Coaching Method

    • Why you start with assessments

    • How your check-in system works

    • Your 3 pillars of long-term success

  6. Stories You’ve Told Before

    • That one client who doubted themselves and then crushed it

    • Key fitness turning points or ah ha moments

    • Lessons learned or trends witnessed in years of coaching

Turn Answers Into Assets

Instead of chasing new content ideas every week…

Answer one meaningful question deeply in a format that lives on.

Then repurpose it:

  • Clip reels from your podcast or video

  • Create carousels from key points

  • Link it in DMs when someone asks

Every piece you create should point to the next step.

To your anchor content.

To your lead magnet.

To a consult call.

Weekly Action Step

This week, set aside 15 minutes.

Open your notes app and write down 10 questions you’ve answered in the past month.

Then pick one and answer it in your voice and your prefered format.

That’s your next anchor.

That’s the next piece in your content library.

And the best part?

You already know what to say.

Next Steps

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