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Topic: Taglines/Names

Help With A Personal Praining Company Name??

Posted by Anonymous on 250 Points
I am a 24 year old energetic female personal trainer. I am struggling to come up with a name for myself to help with advertising, i specialise in Core work, weight loss, tone and muscle building.
I mainly want to focus on women who are not used to exercise and are to intimidated to get in the gym and i want a name that is aimed at them but not cutting out other potential clients??
Any suggestions?
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  • Posted by thecynicalmarketer on Accepted
    Sounds like you are targeting a growing audience. :)

    With America's focus on health and fitness, you should do well. But, like any market, you cannot be all things to all people. A bank cannot be a "small business specialist" and still position itself to attract General Motors as a client.

    I have helped svereal friends get started on a fitness program and I also lift with some hard core dudes - the two would never blend.

    I really like the approach of targeting newbies. These are the people who will benefit the most from working with you, and yes they likely would be scared away by a name associated with hard core training.

    I suggest:
    *** New Beginnings by Natalie
    *** New Beginnings with Natalie
    *** Fitness for Fun

    Best of Luck, JohnnyB.
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  • Posted on Accepted
    Maybe consider something that emphasizes the transitory period resulting in a sculpted, beautiful self, such as:

    Metamorphosis Training: Body Sculpting for All Shapes and Sizes
  • Posted by Jay Hamilton-Roth on Accepted
    I'd use your name with an appropriate tagline, such as:
    The No-Worry Supportive Trainer, Training For First-Timers, or The Gentle Trainer.
  • Posted by NovaHammer on Accepted
    Fortis Maximus

    Prima Personal Training

    GymnaTrix

    Diva'd By Design (more female focused)


    Add supportive tagline to above training suggestion titles.

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