Learn The Most Effective Way To Obtain New Students

Your instructor profile is the most important factor when it comes to acquiring new MyTennisLessons students. This is your opportunity to not only sell yourself as a tennis instructor, but also to showcase that great personality of yours!

Each section will explain how to best utilize every aspect of your profile page.

Profile Picture

This shouldn’t be your typical MySpace or Facebook picture. This is your first chance to make an immediate impact on a customer, so make the most of it. With that being said, having a professional photo or a tennis related photo reassures the student that you are not only serious about tennis, but also serious about making a good impression.

The Good

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  • *NOTE: These are actual application photos. Don’t be that guy. Just don’t.

About Me / Teaching Experience

This is the customers chance to get to know you, so it is important to detail your tennis background, teaching experience and your current coaching aspirations. The most effective “About Me” descriptions find the right balance of personalty and professionalism. Click on the follow screen shots to view good examples:

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Blurb Line

Peak the interest of the student in under 200 characters. Buzz words! (Dedicated, Passionate, Accomplished… you get the idea) If possible, explain what makes you unique as a tennis instructor in one sentence. Your blurb line is displayed in the search results along side your photo, instructor badges and years playing and teaching.

Some Examples:

“Anyone can hit a good ball when put in the right spot and my job is to make you hit a great ball from any spot on the court”

“I teach in a way that allows clients to have fun and have a good workout. For kids they will have fun playing games with the racquet and without it.”

“I specialize in teaching competitive players, but simply love teaching. I always ensure you’re always having fun on the court “


Video (Optional)

This is one way to really help you stand out from the other instructors. Upload a short video of you either playing on the court, teaching a lesson, or simply talking about yourself. This will give potential students a unique insight into your ability as a communicator, player and instructor. Our tests have proven that this feature specifically, goes a long way in obtaining new students.

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