The Content-to-Clients Teardown. A five-day audit for coaches who post every day and still hear crickets. The biggest fixes come back already written, in your voice, ready to post the day they land.
You show up. Reels, carousels, stories, the whole rotation. The likes come from other coaches and the DMs stay quiet. So you post more, and the extra volume buys you a busier week and the same client count.
Somewhere between your bio and your last 30 posts, the sale is quietly falling through the floor. From inside your own account, you can't see where.
The feedback you've bought before probably named what was wrong, then left you to write the fix yourself. That's the part I do differently, and here's why I can.
I ran marketing for the largest mentorship for online fitness coaches. That seat came with a strange privilege: I got to see behind thousands of coaching businesses, the ones that grew and the ones that stalled, and what their content did differently.
The coaches who sold weren't more creative. Their content just walked a stranger toward a decision instead of wandering. That walk has specific checkpoints, and when one is missing, everything downstream goes quiet.
The Teardown is that same lens pointed at your account.
A line-by-line teardown of your last 30 days. I go through your Instagram myself, post by post, and show you where the content loses the sale.
Your next month of content, written for you. Bio rewritten, three posts a week, hooks included. Every word done, ready to use.
Your funnel's exact leak points, with the fix for each one.
A 15 to 20 minute Loom walking through all of it, so you know why every change was made.
That's it. You don't send me your posts. I go through your last month on Instagram myself. It starts with a quick 15-minute call so we both know it fits. Then you fill the form, I go to work, five days later the full Teardown is in your hands.
The first ten coaches get the founders rate. When they're gone, they're gone. It starts with a 15-minute call, so you know exactly what you're getting before anything else.
Every one of these is done by me, line by line. No template, no team.
Book a 15-minute callPost the month I write you. If it doesn't outperform your last 30 days, reach, replies, DMs into your inbox, you get every dollar back. And you keep everything, the rewrites, the hooks, the Loom, all of it.
I can make that offer because I already went through your last month. I know what it did. I know what this will do.
If you want the fixes implemented with you, not just handed over, there's a 90-day founding coaching spot. Three of those exist. And if we keep working together month to month, your full Teardown fee credits toward the first month.
No pitch inside the Teardown itself. The Loom ends with one question: want me to run this with you?
What if my niche is unusual?
The checkpoints between content and a paying client don't change with the niche. The voice and the hooks do, which is why yours get written from your own posts, not a template.
Will the rewrites sound like me?
They're built from your own posts and captions, your phrasing, not a template. That's why I go through your last month before I write a word. And if a line doesn't sound like you, say so. My inbox stays open through all of it.
Do we get on a call?
One, and it's short. Fifteen minutes up front, so we both know the Teardown fits before any money moves. The delivery itself has no calls, the Loom replaces them. You can watch it twice, pause it, and share it with nobody watching your reaction.
What happens after I pay?
You get the intake form right away. Once your form is in, the five days start. Day 5, everything lands in your inbox.
Questions first? Email jon@strongjonfitness.com. I answer these myself.