How to use these
Paste a prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot and swap the [brackets]. These are for running your business. Programmes, nutrition and anything touching a client's health are your professional call, and clients' health details should stay out of the chat.
Enquiries and sales
Reply to an enquiry so they book
"Hi, how much are your sessions?"
Write a reply to someone asking about personal training. Thank them, ask two questions about their goal and experience, explain how I work: [your approach], give my prices: [prices], and offer a free [consultation / taster] with these times: [times]. Friendly, under 110 words.
Build your packages
You sell single sessions and your income swings every month.
I'm a [type of trainer or coach]. I charge [price] a session and my clients are mostly [who]. Suggest three packages: a starter, a core offer and a premium one. For each: the name, what's included, the price, and who it suits.
Follow up after a taster
They loved it, said they'd think about it, and vanished.
Write a short, friendly message to someone who did a taster session with me on [day] and hasn't booked. Mention something specific from the session: [detail]. Offer the next step and make it easy to say no. Under 60 words.
Keeping clients
Weekly check-in messages
To keep clients going between sessions.
Write five different short check-in messages I can send clients between sessions. Encouraging, not preachy, each with one simple question that's easy to answer. Under 35 words each.
Win back a client who's drifted
They haven't booked for six weeks.
Write a warm, no-guilt message to a client who hasn't booked for a while. Let them know the door's open, offer an easy restart session, and keep it under 50 words.
Write your policies
Late cancellations are costing you.
Write a short, fair cancellation and payment policy for my [type of business]. The rules: [notice period, charges, package expiry]. Friendly, clear, under 100 words.
Getting found
A month of social posts
You know your stuff and never know what to post.
Give me 12 post ideas for a [type of trainer] whose clients are [who]: a myth busted, a simple tip, a client question answered, a behind-the-scenes moment, and a story with no personal details. Write each caption under 50 words in my voice, which is [how you sound].
Tip: Stick to what you're qualified to advise on, and never promise results.
Write your bio
Your profile says "PT. DM for prices."
Write three versions of a short bio for my [Instagram / website]. I help [who] to [result] through [how]. My background: [qualifications and experience]. One under 150 characters, one under 50 words, and one of 100 words.
Ask for a testimonial
A client's just hit a milestone.
Write a short message asking a client for a testimonial. Suggest three easy questions: what they wanted when they started, what it's like training with me, and what's changed. Ask if I may share it, with or without their name. Under 80 words.
Plan a simple challenge or offer
January, or a quiet summer.
Suggest five ideas for a [length] challenge or seasonal offer for [who], that I could run [in person / online]. For each: what it is, the price, how to promote it, and how it leads into my regular packages.