Online coaching and personal training
Elevate Physique Coaching
An offer-clarity site: what the coaching is, who it is for, and how to apply.
What they were dealing with
Coaches lose enquiries when a site never quite says what the coaching is, who it suits and what it asks of you. Interested people leave to think about it and do not come back.
What we did about it
We built the site around offer clarity: the programme, the proof, and a single path to apply.
A swipeable transformation showcase carries the proof, and the application form qualifies before it books, so conversations start with people who already fit.
A free tool answers the visitor's question before asking them for anything, and half-finished applications are not lost, so an enquiry that stopped at question four is still a person the coach can follow up.
Everything we built into it
Swipeable client transformation showcase
An auto-advancing photo carousel showing client transformation results, with swipe gestures on mobile, left and right arrow buttons, keyboard navigation, a progress bar, and automatic pausing when the user navigates manually or has reduced motion enabled.
Coaching application and qualification form
A multi-field application form that collects service preference, goals, training experience and availability before opening the applicant's email app with a pre-filled draft to the coach. So the first conversation is already context-rich when it arrives.
A free tool that answers first and asks second
A calculator that works the answer out in the browser and shows it the moment the inputs are valid. The email box appears after the result, offering something extra, and never holds the answer back.
The enquiries that never finished
A daily digest of people who started the enquiry form, typed a name and email, then drifted off without submitting. The instant alert covers the ones who finish; this covers the ones who do not.
A page for each thing people actually search
A separate landing page per service, each with its own title, description and canonical, rather than one services page trying to rank for everything.