Hubpage for personal trainers
Your workouts show what you know. Your bio page should show how someone can work with you. Bring coaching, programs and consultation links together so a potential client can choose a next step that fits their goals.
A follower can enjoy your exercise videos without knowing whether you offer in-person sessions, online coaching, or a self-paced program. If your bio sends everyone to the same checkout, someone who needs a conversation first may have nowhere obvious to go.
A beginner, an experienced lifter and someone seeking online support may be looking for different services.
With Hubpage: Group In-person training, Online coaching and Programs separately. Link to pages that explain the fit, location and expectations for each offer.
A timely coaching opening can disappear below old resources and unrelated affiliate links.
With Hubpage: Put your current consultation or intake link first. Use a specific label such as Ask about online coaching, then keep supporting resources below it.
People saving your workouts may not be ready to buy, but they might want to keep hearing from you.
With Hubpage: Offer a clearly described training-update signup on eligible paid plans, or link to a useful beginner resource. Do not treat downloading a resource as automatic email consent.
THE PAGE PLAN
Suggested structure for Sam Taylor, personal trainer · online & in-person coaching. This is a fictional example, not a live profile or customer result.
Primary destination
For a service that depends on goals and fit, start with a conversation. If you promote a specific self-paced program, feature that program during the campaign.
A follower wants help applying your advice and opens your Hubpage.
They compare coaching options and follow the consultation link that matches their needs.
Your linked service handles the enquiry or booking. You assess suitability; Hubpage does not provide health advice or client intake.
Invite subscribers to receive training tips or program announcements. Describe the topics clearly. Keep medical details, health screening and sensitive intake information in appropriate specialist systems, not an email signup.
Hubpage email capture and subscriber export require eligible paid access. The form includes explicit consent and unsubscribe. Email campaigns and CRM automation are not included.
Compare clicks on coaching enquiries and self-paced programs. Check actual consultation bookings in your scheduling service before judging whether a campaign brought clients.
Page views and link clicks are signals, not proof of leads or sales. Analytics and interactive formats vary by plan.
Check current plans and availabilityDescribe who you coach, where you work and whether sessions are online or in person.
Add separate links for coaching, programs and useful resources. Put the offer your current posts discuss first.
Choose a look and header photo, check your destinations on a phone and share the address in your bios.
Start with a free account. Choose a ready-made look, group links into categories and share your public page. Bookings, payments and industry-specific services stay at your linked destinations.
Add a link to your scheduling service. Session availability, bookings and reminders stay in that service; Hubpage does not include a calendar.
Link to the site where you sell or deliver your program. Purchases and delivery happen there, not on Hubpage.
Interactive formats vary by plan. A poll can invite visitors to choose a topic; quizzes can be used on eligible plans. Do not present results as medical advice or collect sensitive health details.
Eligible paid access includes consent-based email capture and list export, not automated coaching campaigns. Follow up using your chosen email service and the consent collected.