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Build the offer they're already asking for.
Point Adlicio at the threads and comments your audience writes. See what they want, what they're tired of and what they'd pay for.
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- Wants, doubts, objections
- Webinar titles in their words
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Real example
We ran it on people deciding whether to hire an online fitness coach, 16 Reddit threads.
Real reviews and comments, pulled Oct 18, 2026. Nothing staged. Hover an answer to see its proof.
reddit.com · “online fitness coach worth it”- Ou/Ok_Importance8056r/loseitOct 5, 2026
i use a coach who messages me every evening to see if i hit my steps and macros and honestly that little nudge helps more than any gym session
2 - Ru/ResolutionWaste4314r/personaltrainingDec 8, 2025
It’s worth it if you need accountability. … I need a trainer I have to show up for virtually, to force myself to do it.
1 - Gu/GN221r/xxfitnessDec 31, 2021
$250 monthly isn't too bad compared to some others out there. I love that its customized and not cookie cutter.
8 - Lu/larru91r/personaltrainingDec 10, 2025
I cannot imagine switching to online. I want somebody there to direct me what to do, then monitor and correct my form as I do it
2 - Au/abhishek358r/personaltrainingMar 10, 2026
my brother tried a few instagram trainers . they mostly just email you a lazy routine.
10 - Pu/PomodoroGordor/fitness30plusJun 5, 2023
the follow up is down to you. … if you're not messaging them, they're busy working on their next Instagram posts.
2 - Du/dls2317r/xxfitnessDec 26, 2022
In my case, $125 very well spent … I get a personalized plan every six weeks or so based on my goals, available equipment, and any physical limitations.
12 - Hu/hgupta13r/fitness30plusJun 2, 2023
Once you transfer the money it's the gone game. Other than their promises how to find out if they are at their game?
1 - Ju/jcek9r/fitness30plusJun 2, 2023
A lot of those transformation pictures are fake and a lot of programs that you pay for are just copy/paste from templates
7 - Lu/laura031619r/loseitMar 6, 2022
The minimum 6 month commitment makes me not love this.
7 - Tu/theredditbandid_r/naturalbodybuildingJan 6, 2026
But $500 per month … is an unnecessary amount of money.
15 - Nu/NextStopMyAssr/FitnessApr 10, 2022
For many people, it's just the adherence and motivation factor. All the information any coach can give you is available for free out there
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people deciding whether to hire an online fitness coach, 16 Reddit threads. Pulled Oct 18, 2026.
Research people deciding whether to hire an online fitness coach. Sort what they want, what they're tired of, what they'd pay and their objections, with counts and quotes. Then write 3 webinar titles and 5 offer bullets in their words.
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research_topicread 194 commentsA person who notices. Daily or weekly check-ins, a plan built around their goals, equipment and limits, and someone who looks at their form. The people happy with their coach pay $45 to $250 a month for weekly 1:1 check-ins and a custom plan. $500+ a month and 6-month minimums turn them off.
- Talk price: what they paid and whether it was worth it21 comments
In my case, $125 very well spent … I get a personalized plan every six weeks or so based on my goals, available equipment, and any physical limitations.
- Want: someone who checks in and keeps me accountable15 comments
i use a coach who messages me every evening to see if i hit my steps and macros and honestly that little nudge helps more than any gym session
- Want: a plan built for me, not cookie-cutter14 comments
$250 monthly isn't too bad compared to some others out there. I love that its customized and not cookie cutter.
- Tired of: lazy routines, coaches who disappear or aren't qualified13 comments
my brother tried a few instagram trainers . they mostly just email you a lazy routine.
- Objection: how do I know they're legit before I pay?13 comments
Once you transfer the money it's the gone game. Other than their promises how to find out if they are at their game?
- Objection: why pay online when it's free, or in person?10 comments
For many people, it's just the adherence and motivation factor. All the information any coach can give you is available for free out there
Your webinar and offer, in their words
Webinar titles
- “Before You Transfer the Money: How to Tell If an Online Coach Is Legit”
- “Not Another Lazy Routine: What Real 1:1 Online Coaching Looks Like”
- “The Little Nudge That Works: Why a Daily Check-In Beats Another Program”
Offer bullets
- A plan built on your goals, your equipment and your physical limitations. Not cookie-cutter.
- A check-in every evening to see if you hit your steps and macros.
- Send your lifts on video and get your form corrected, without a trainer standing over you.
- Month to month. No 6-month minimum commitment.
- Real client results you can check before you pay, not fake transformation pictures.
Each comment counts once per theme if it says it in its own words (read by hand; comments from coaches selling their own service are left out of the 'want' counts), out of 194 comments from 16 threads.
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The prompt
Research [your audience] on Reddit. Sort what they say into: what they want, what they're tired of, what they would pay for and their top objections. Count each and quote 2. Then write 3 webinar titles and 5 offer bullets in their words.
Swap the 1 highlighted part for your own.
The setup
- Plan
- Free to try, Starter for more
- Cost
- 1 credit per 5 Reddit threads
- Time
- About a minute
What you get
- Wants and objections, counted
- 3 webinar titles
- 5 offer bullets
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Questions
Good questions.
My audience isn't on Reddit. Does it still work?
Use YouTube, TikTok or Instagram comments on the videos your audience watches. The same sorting works on any comments.
Will it write my whole offer?
It gives you the raw material: the wants, doubts and words. You decide the offer. That is the part that should stay yours.
How often should I run it?
Before every launch, and once a month to catch new objections. A Reddit Radar can watch a subreddit for you.
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