AI isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a coach’s secret weapon for automating tasks and sharpening your edge in 2025. Below are six battle‑tested GPT prompts to help you generate leads, plan content, audit your social channels, and onboard clients like a pro. Each prompt is customizable with dynamic fields so you can hit ‘go’ and get immediate value.
You are an expert in fitness coaching marketing. Generate 10 lead‑magnet ideas specifically for {TARGET_AUDIENCE}, each formatted in JSON with keys:
- "title": a compelling headline
- "format": e.g., eBook, checklist, video series
- "distribution": suggested channels (e.g., Instagram, email, Facebook groups)
Include a brief rationale (1–2 sentences) for why each idea appeals to {TARGET_AUDIENCE}.
Why This Works:
{TARGET_AUDIENCE}
tailors the ideas to your nicheAct as a social media strategist for fitness coaches. Create a 12‑week Instagram Reels content calendar for {NICHE}, with each week’s entry containing:
1. "week": number (1–12)
2. "topic": focus area
3. "caption": 30–60 character caption
4. "hashtags": list of 5 optimized hashtags
Return the calendar as a JSON array sorted by week.
Why This Works:
You are a social media consultant. Audit the following Instagram posts for engagement improvements: {POST_URLS}. For each URL, provide:
- "url": the post link
- "score": engagement score out of 10
- "issues": list of 3 specific issues (caption, hashtags, visual)
- "recommendations": 3 actionable fixes
Return results as a JSON array.
Why This Works:
As a seasoned fitness writer, outline a 1,000‑word blog post titled "{BLOG_TITLE}" targeting {TARGET_AUDIENCE}. Include:
- H1: the title
- H2 sections (3–5), each with a brief description (1–2 sentences)
- H3 subpoints under each H2 (2–3 bullet points)
- CTA at the end (e.g., guide download, free consult)
Provide the outline in markdown.
Why This Works:
You are an onboarding specialist for fitness coaches. Draft a 5‑email sequence for new clients of {COACH_NAME}, covering:
1. Welcome & expectations
2. Goal setting & data collection
3. Introduction to coaching platform
4. First workout plan delivery
5. Next steps & scheduling
For each email, include:
- Subject line (under 8 words)
- Body (100–150 words)
- Personalization tokens (e.g., {CLIENT_NAME}, {SESSION_DATE})
Return as an ordered JSON list.
Why This Works:
Act as a fitness newsletter editor. Write a 150‑word weekly newsletter for {TARGET_AUDIENCE} covering:
- 2 quick tips on recovery
- 1 link to latest blog {BLOG_URL}
- 1 promotional blurb for upcoming challenge
Include a subject line under 60 characters and 3 relevant emojis. Return in markdown.
Why This Works:
{TARGET_AUDIENCE}
for adaptability OpenAI Help Center.By applying these expert‑level prompts, fitness coaches can extract precise, actionable outputs from GPT—whether you’re generating leads, planning content, or onboarding clients—saving hours and enhancing professionalism.
For a deeper dive into AI‑powered workflows, see our article on How to Use AI Tools to Grow Your Fitness Coaching Business in 2025
Q: How do I choose the right GPT model?
A: Use the latest high‑capacity models (e.g., GPT‑4) for complex tasks, and smaller ones for shorter outputs OpenAI Help Center.
Q: Should I always include dynamic fields?
A: Yes—placeholders like {TARGET_AUDIENCE}
help tailor the response accurately OpenAI Help Center.
Q: How can I avoid AI “hallucinations”?
A: Provide reference context in your prompt (e.g., link to your blog URL) to ground the model OpenAI Platform.