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  • BUSINESS BRIEFING TUESDAY 1ST APRIL PART 2 IMPROVE YOUR REELS 

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    10 – 30 Minutes

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    Date:

    April 1, 2025
    Notes / Rachel's Recap

    TUESDAY 1st APRIL PART 2 IMPROVE YOUR REELS 

    🚀 Introduction & Purpose

    • Welcome to Day 2 of the Reels Challenge for fitness professionals.

    • Goal: Encourage daily “piece to camera” Reels to grow visibility and connection with audiences.

    • Community energy is high—mentions of participants and praise for those already engaging with the challenge.

    🎯 Why “Piece to Camera” Reels Matter

    • Authenticity Sells: Talking casually to the camera mimics a real conversation—builds trust.

    • Social Media Secret: Success lies in consistency and episodic content (showing up daily with purpose).

    • Top of Funnel Strategy: These Reels attract new followers and build awareness.

    📹 Reels Structure & Creative Ideas

    1. The Hook

    • Something visual or in motion at the start to grab attention.

    • Examples:

    • Putting on a mic or jacket.

    • Walking a dog, holding a water bottle.

    • Talking while unpacking or setting up a class.

    2. Real-Life Context

    • Talk during your day (setting up class, driving, walking).

    • Be natural: like FaceTiming a friend.

    • Let your surroundings add flavor to the video.

    3. Top/Mid/Bottom Funnel Breakdown

    • Top: Personal, fun, behind-the-scenes, real talk.

    • Middle: Tips, simple fitness education (e.g., “how to squat”).

    • Bottom: Direct call-to-action/sales (e.g., join your program).

    4. Theme Suggestions

    • “Rate my outfit” style posts to spark engagement.

    • Highlight classes, schedule, client prep, or nervousness before a session.

    • Share your human side—imperfections included!

    💡 Presentation & Delivery Tips

    • Mindset First: Confidence is key—own your presence and energy.

    • Timing Matters: Film when you’re naturally more articulate and energized.

    • Body Language:

    • Stand up for energy.

    • Keep good posture and eye contact.

    • Smile before speaking—it softens delivery.

    • Styling & Framing:

    • Avoid awkward angles.

    • Think about background and camera height.

    🔁 Suggested Weekly Themes

    • Do a whole week:

    • Filming in your car.

    • Filming during a dog walk.

    • Filming at your venue before/after teaching.

    • Get creative with opening lines:

    • “Do you feel stiff and tired?”

    • “So many women are not doing this…”

    💬 Motivation & Final Encouragement

    • “Fitness is a people game.”

    • More relaxed, frequent Reels = more connection = more business.

    • Share in the group, tag the speaker, and post across multiple platforms.

    • Tomorrow’s topic: captions.

     

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