Ask Can BMF instructors use influencers to promote their courses?

[Btaliat]

There are chances that influencers can be made use of to promote the courses for the instructors. This means it is possible to have courses promoted by some influencers that have more followers. BMF is not against any instructor making use of influencers to promote their courses.

Are you making use of instructors? How far about the result getting from the use of those instructors? Share your experience with it in the comment section below.

 

[Dean101]

It's actually a pretty solid way to reach more people and get some hype going, as long as everyone's being upfront about the partnership. The key is picking influencers whose followers actually care about the kind of stuff the course teaches. And of course, the influencer should actually vibe with the course, not just plug it for cash. If it's done honestly and feels natural, influencer promos can help instructors get more eyes on their classes

 

[Brajet]

Instead of blasting generic ads, you tap into someone who already has your audience's trust. Think fitness YouTubers, martial arts TikTokers, or even lifestyle influencers who align with the "tough but transformative" BMF vibe. The key is keeping it real. Pay an influencer to fake a workout? That'll backfire fast. But have them genuinely try a few sessions, share their struggle, and show real progress? That's gold. A quick before/after clip or a raw "this kicked my butt" story works way better than polished sales pitch.