My Business Is Fitness is a relatively new blog, however, the topic of fitness marketing is something I am VERY passionate about, so believe me that I'm not going anywhere soon.
The First Post I Wrote On My Business Is Fitness:
The first post I wrote for this blog was: What Is A Fitness Professional? This post was the start of where I want to go with my business is fitness and I figured, what better place to begin this blog, than with my definition of who my potential audience would be.
A Post I Enjoyed Writing The Most:
The post SEO For Personal Training Blogs And Websites was one that I wrote so effortlessly. I remember taking a look at the word count and it was almost 1000 words and it felt like I'd been writing for only 10 minutes.
I enjoy writing every post on this blog, heck, I'm enjoying writing this one, but that one stands out as one that I particularly enjoyed and it also gained me 'Expert Author' status on ezinearticles.
It's also great that my post about ranking well on Google through SEO is actually ranked number one on Google for those search terms.
A Post Which Had Great Discussion:
Again, my business is fitness isn't a very old blog so reader comments aren't amassing at any astronomical rate yet, however the post Personal Training Sales: Overcoming Objections has to date received the most comments.
A Post On Someone Else's Blog Which I Wish I had Written:
PERSONAL TRAINER DONE REAL GOOD! Taking A Look At UFC President And Former Personal Trainer Dana White.
This is a great post about three things I'm very passionate about; Success, Hard Work and of course, the UFC. Kaiser really nailed it with this article and while I was already a fan of his blog, was one post that convinced me that he was the real deal. In fact, it's the article that encouraged me to approach him to allow me to submit a guest post, which he did and I can't thank him enough for that opportunity. That article if you're interested is called The Power Of Promoting.
My Most Helpful Post:
Honestly, I can't say which post has been my most helpful, but the last post I wrote 10 Personal Training Business Tips is one that I think any reader can gain benefit from, not only for personal trainers but from any industry. The post focuses more on personal development, rather than a quick fix scenario. It's definitely one that I worked very hard on.
A Post With A Title I'm Most Proud Of:
I have a weird sense of humor which I try and incorporate into most of the articles on My Business Is Fitness, so when I wrote 9 Reasons Why Being A Personal Trainer Is Cooler Than Being An Astronaut was a lot of fun for me. It also proved to be a very popular post!
A Post I wish More People Had Read:
This is kind of funny, because my blog is quite new so a lot of my posts haven't been read!
One that I worked particularly hard on and saw a lot of value in was Half A Tonne Of Fat And Counting! This was an article about a specific promotion I employed as a personal trainer and was kind of my catch phrase for some time. It gained me a LOT of business whenever I used it.
The article itself is a call to action for personal trainers to be more imaginative about how they present themselves.
That was fun!
I hope you enjoyed my little reflection over the growth of this blog and maybe checked out a few of the links I have recommended.
Please leave a comment if you have any ideas or kinds of posts you would like to see more of on my business is fitness!
Thanks.
Ben
