Free Webinar for Run Coaches

From Followers
to Athletes

Your Presenter

Nicole Dobransky

Business Coach for Run Coaches

Learn why your social media isn’t converting into paying athletes — and the exact 3 types of posts that help run coaches consistently fill their roster without posting like an influencer.

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Sound Familiar?

You Want a Full Roster.
Here’s What’s Getting in the Way.

You want to coach 20–40 runners who you love to work with. You want consistent income from your coaching business that feels stable — so you can book that trip to Italy, save for your kids’ college, or even leave your other job and make run coaching your career.

But right now…

You have over 1,000 or even 10,000 followers on Instagram, yet when you share that you have open spots for coaching, you have no idea if the story you posted will actually get a reply.
You’re posting at least a reel a week, and even do carousels and stories, but sometimes wonder if it’s all a waste of time — you’re getting less than 50 likes on posts or when you check out who is watching your stories, it’s the same runners over and over, and your mom.
You spend the first part of your day checking Final Surge & by the time you open Instagram, you’re thinking “what do I even share!?”, so you post a story about your run that day or re-share one of your athlete’s posts who tagged you or the announcement that the London Marathon may have 100,000 runners next year.
You used to get over 100 likes (or more) on a finish line photo, but now it seems like your photo gets lost in the sea of Fuel’n ads, a video of a 20 something runner putting glitter around her eyes, or dramatic warnings that your cortisol is screwed.
When you get an email from a current paying athlete that says “coaching” you get a bit of dread in your stomach because you know they’re canceling or pausing and you aren’t sure how you’ll replace them.

Strategy Update

You’re a Dedicated Coach.
Your Strategy Just Needs an Update.

You genuinely love running and truly care about the athletes you work with. You’re smart, well-educated — and if you’re honest, sometimes feel a little silly posting on social media. You may have another career or children, and you don’t have time to be scrolling Instagram all day.

I know you’re a dedicated coach and runner — you care about your athletes and you’ve been successful in other areas of your life. You CAN grow to get that full roster of athletes you love working with, without posting like an influencer or sacrificing client support.

As a former accountant who has grown a six-figure run coaching business with 3 small kids at home, I’ve been through a lot of changes in the online running space over the last 14 years. I know how frustrating it can be when you feel like you’re spending time on social media and it’s not paying off in the form of runners who are ready to hire you as their coach.

Although things have changed, that doesn’t mean you can’t learn how to find athletes online today.

There’s a difference between posting on Instagram and building a run coaching business online — and most run coaches don’t understand what they’re missing. Once you understand how to share your coaching offer in 3 specific ways, you don’t need to follow every trend or be online 24/7 to consistently sign up new athletes.

Join the Free Webinar

Followers to Athletes

If you’re a run coach who is eager to grow your athlete roster and work with more runners who you get excited to check in with, watch the free webinar replay.

On the webinar, you will:

Understand why your “I have open spots” posts get crickets, even when they used to work or you have plenty of likes on your training or tips posts.
How to build trust and authority as a run coach without chasing trends.
Learn the 3 types of posts that actually get runners to hire you as their coach so that you feel more confident that you can actually build your full time run coaching business.

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