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For coaches

They book the session.
You get the name and the time.

Strength, running, business, life. Describe what you coach and SiteSpin writes you the page between somebody wondering and somebody booked.

Free to build, and live for seven days. Nothing to pay before you have seen it.
A site from that trade

One sentence, and this came back.

Groundwork Strength runs small barbell classes in Brighton. Six a week, what each one is for, what a block costs, and a request that arrives with the time already on it.

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The top of the Groundwork Strength site: the gym name, a line about small barbell classes in Brighton, and the week's timetable.
Takes bookings Groundwork Strength, Brighton. Six classes a week and a request that arrives with the time on it.
What it starts from
I coach barbell classes in Brighton
What this site has
Six classes a week, each with what it is for
£18 a session, £60 for a block of four
A request with the class and the time on it
What you coach, in the words somebody would search for
What a session costs and how long it lasts
When you run, and whether there is room this week
Who it is for, and who it is not for
What happens after they ask, and how soon
The three jobs

Bookings first, because that is what you came for.

The other two come with it, and you will want them by the second month.

Get booked Get messages Take orders

Get booked

Somebody picks a time and asks for it, and the request reaches you with everything you need to answer it.

Thursday 07:00, barbell class
First session · Rowan Doyle

Get messages

The question that is not a booking still reaches you, in the same place.

“Is it too soon after a knee op?”
From the contact form · Mina Halvorsen

Take orders

Blocks, plans and programmes. Somebody asks for one and you find out which, without a thread to scroll back through.

Block of four, mornings
Paid in person · Tobias Frey
Worth knowing

A first enquiry is not a booking.
The page is what closes the gap.

Almost every coach we meet is losing the same hour. Somebody watched three videos, read two paragraphs, decided you might be the one, and then had to work out how to ask. They send a message on a Sunday night. You answer on Tuesday. By then they have found somebody with a booking page.

The page does not have to sell. By the time somebody is on it they have already half decided, and what they need is the thing that turns half decided into a time on a Thursday: what it costs, who it is for, and one obvious way to ask.

The second thing it does is filter. A page that says who this is not for gets fewer enquiries and more bookings, and the hour goes back where it came from.

Before you ask

The three we get every time.

Can they pick a time themselves?

Not yet. Today they ask for a time and you confirm it, which for most coaches is the right first step anyway. Real availability is the next thing we build, and we would rather say that here.

I coach online and in person.

Then the page says both, and says which sessions are which. Nothing here assumes a room, a timetable or a studio you do not have.

I do not want a photograph of me on it.

Then there is none. The page is built from what you tell it, and plenty of the sites here have no picture of the owner anywhere.

Turn the enquiry into an hour.

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