How You Can Make GHS 15,000 a Month Doing Fitness Content

Say you’re into fitness. You train seriously. You post workouts sometimes. People ask you questions. You’re thinking, maybe I could actually do something with this.

You don’t need to be a big coach. You don’t need a gym. Honestly, you don’t even need to be famous.

All you need is a small group of people who are willing to pay for consistency and accountability.

Let’s use simple numbers.

Start with 5,000 Followers

That’s not huge. Plenty of people have that.

Out of 5,000 people, assume most will never pay, and that’s normal.

But if 150 people decide to support you, that’s already enough to build something.

That’s 3% of your audience size across all socials.

Break It Into Three Simple Offers

Make offers so good that people will feel stupid saying “No” - Alex Hormozi

You don’t sell one thing to everyone. That’s hard.

You sell a few things to different people.

1. Monthly Workouts

100 people × GHS 50 per month

This is just access to your workout videos.

You film, you upload, and people watch.

That’s GHS 5,000 every month.

2. A Short Program

40 people × GHS 150 per month

Maybe an 8-week plan with structured workouts and a some nutrition notes to follow it step by step.

That’s GHS 6,000 per month.

3. One Proper Course

10 people × GHS 400 one time

This is deeper. You explain how training works, why things matter, and common mistakes.

People buy it once and keep it.

That’s GHS 4,000.

Let’s add it up.

5000 + 6000 + 4000 = GHS 15,000.

Not from going viral or chasing the next banger post, but from a small group paying reasonable amounts.

Where Fansted Comes In

The hard part is not the content.

The hard part is collecting payments, giving access, and organising everything

On Fansted, all of that is already handled.

1. You upload your videos.
2. You set the prices.
3. People pay you with either a Card or MoMo and get access automatically.

You don’t have to manage anyone manually.

The Fansted Model for creators like you works because it’s simple.

You’re not chasing everyone, nor are you doing admin work or guessing who paid. You just focus on training and recording.

That’s really the point. You don’t need to turn fitness into a spectacle. You just need to organize it.

If you’re already putting in the work, this is one way to make it make sense.

At some point, you either continue posting for free or try to set this up properly. This is just one way to do that.

If you want a simple, step-by-step breakdown of how to create a content channel on Fansted to get paid, this blog walks through it clearly.