Fitness Business
The seven most common mistakes that personal trainers make when recommending supplements, which destroy recurring revenue, reputation and student confidence.
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Direct answer: Recommending supplements involves three simultaneous sensitivities: ethical (respecting the student's scope and autonomy), relational (not burning trust built), and operational (system that does not collap
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Fail to mention that you receive a commission when a student purchases from the indicated storefront. Thinking that declaring "looks ugly" or reduces conversion.
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Posting a product link without explaining why it makes sense, who it makes sense for, at what dose. "Link in bio", "buy here", "it's very good".
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This month it indicates brand A whey. Two months later, brand B. Two more, brand C. Without explaining why it changed.
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Post about supplement every week. Force sale on every evaluation. Turn every story into commercial spam.
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Student buys. PT celebrates. Forget about the student until the next campaign or until the student asks again.
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7 Mistakes that Destroy Supplement Recommendation Recipes
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