Done-for-you social media for racquet sport coaches. Content built from your raw clips, published on schedule, every week. You never have to think about it.
You became a coach because you love the sport. Not because you wanted to spend Sunday nights writing Instagram captions. Not because you wanted to film Reels between lessons. Not because you wanted to compete with coaches half your experience on social media.
So you tried posting. It lasted two weeks. Life got busy. You stopped. Three months later you felt guilty, posted a burst, then disappeared again. That cycle has probably repeated more than once.
"Marketing is boring, time consuming, and it takes me away from doing the thing that I enjoy the most: coaching."
Tennis coachHere's what it costs you. Every week your profile sits quiet, the algorithm drops you lower. Players searching for a coach nearby find someone else - someone with less experience but a consistent posting schedule. They book with that coach.
The problem isn't discipline. Nobody built a system that handles this for racquet sport coaches - one that runs whether you're thinking about it or not.
First Serve Media is that system.
Four steps. No tech required. No ongoing effort from you.
Lesson footage, court demos, talking-head clips, Zoom sessions, voice notes, phone video. Whatever you have. We work with what coaches actually record - no production setup required.
We edit, caption, and format everything around your coaching voice. Sport-specific language, your style, your drills and tips. Ready to post - and it sounds like you, not an agency.
Content goes live on a consistent schedule across your platforms. No logging in, no scrambling for a last-minute post, no gaps. It just goes out - every week.
20-30 minutes each month to review what's working, align on upcoming topics, and keep the content sharp. You stay informed without having to manage anything.
Every plan includes done-for-you content. Your clips go in. Finished, posted content comes out.
10 to 30 edited videos per month depending on your plan. Built from your raw clips, formatted for short-form platforms, captioned and ready to post.
Carousels, graphics, and text posts to accompany your video content. Every format your platforms support, covered and consistent.
Written for every video and every post. Sport-specific language, your voice. Not generic copy - captions that attract the student looking for exactly what you offer.
Posted to 1-2 platforms on a consistent schedule. You never have to log in to post. The algorithm sees steady activity whether you're thinking about it or not.
A clear, simple summary of reach, engagement, and what's working. No dashboards to navigate, no analytics to interpret. We surface what matters.
Bi-weekly or weekly depending on your plan. 20-30 minutes to review results, discuss what's coming, and align on the next batch. Focused calls keep everything on track.
Racquet sport culture looks different depending on where you coach. So does what works on social media. We're embedded in all three regions.
The UAE has become one of the fastest-growing tennis and padel markets in the world. We understand the platforms, the posting rhythms, and what drives engagement from coaches working in this region.
Standing out as a coach in Canada or the U.S. means consistent, professional content - on the platforms parents and players actually use. We know this market because we're built here.
Badminton, squash, and tennis have deep roots across Southeast Asia and Australia. Content that resonates here needs cultural fluency, not just a translation. We bring both.
Our team operates across time zones - which means content planning, revisions, and communication happen on your schedule, not ours.
Generalist social media agencies charge $2,500-$5,000/month. We focus exclusively on racquet sport coaches - which means our team already speaks your sport, and our pricing reflects that focus. Pick a plan and start today. No consultation call required.
Ready to stop thinking about it?
Every week your profile sits quiet, someone else fills the spot that should be yours. Pick a plan, spend 20 minutes on onboarding, and go back to coaching.