Certified Personal Trainers Can Easily Gain Presence on the Web

Chicago’s Personal Trainers now have a way to get clients from the web, without putting the time and money into building their own websites, only to find that Google doesn’t know who they are.

(PRWEB) December 28, 2005 -- PersonalTrainerNetwork.com, launched in June 2005, is dedicated to helping certified personal trainers, currently in the Chicago and suburban Illinois markets, build their client base without spending money to advertise, hoping to get results. More than a listing, personal trainers enjoy their own unique profile page which includes locations they service, their education and certifications, specialties, rates and a personal statement. Personal Trainers can add a picture to their profile page as well. All for free. Personal trainers don’t have to shell out any money until they land a client. Then, they are charged a referral fee of $75 per each new client. “It’s simple,” says Bill Cummings, president and founder of Personal Trainer Network. “Many trainers don’t believe it until they go through the process one time and realize what a great deal this is. They sign a client for $1,700 and pay us $75.”

In addition to a free listing, personal trainers come to the site to buy liability insurance and equipment, look for jobs and read up to date articles regarding fitness and the fitness industry.

With almost 70 trainers in the Chicago area, Cummings hopes to reach over 200 trainers and expand to other markets before this time next year. “Our trainers hold national certifications and are looking to expand their client base. Insurance companies and physicians will soon find us to be a great resource."

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