Page Templates

Learn how to use CoachIQ’s pre-built page templates to quickly add professional pages like privacy policies, training programs, and sign-up forms.

Where to find this: Website Builder → Pages → Add New Page → Page Template dropdown

Quick page creation with templates

CoachIQ provides pre-built page templates designed specifically for coaching businesses. These templates include the right sections, content structure, and formatting to help you quickly add professional pages without starting from scratch.

The “Add New Page” dialog box showing the template dropdown with all available options

Available page templates

Service Templates

Training programs, online coaching, camps & clinics

Business Pages

About pages, home page layouts, contact forms

Sign-up Pages

Registration forms, trial sign-ups, program enrollment

Legal Pages

Privacy policy, terms & conditions, disclaimers

Template categories explained

Training & Services

Perfect for showcasing your coaching offerings:

• Training Programs: Service descriptions, pricing, booking buttons
• Online Training: Digital coaching packages, video content
• Camps & Clinics: Event details, registration, schedules
• About Training: Coach philosophy, methodology, results

Business Essentials

Core pages every coaching website needs:

• Home Page: Hero sections, testimonials, call-to-action
• About: Coach biography, credentials, experience
• Contact: Forms, location, hours, social media

Registration & Sign-ups

Convert visitors into clients:

• Program Sign-up: Registration forms with payment
• Trial Session: Free consultation booking
• Newsletter: Email list building
• Waitlist: Manage program capacity

Legal & Compliance

Professional legal pages:

• Privacy Policy: Data protection, cookie usage
• Terms & Conditions: Service agreements, policies
• Disclaimers: Liability, injury waivers
• Refund Policy: Payment terms, cancellation rules

How to use page templates

1. Access the page creation dialog

   From your Website Builder, click the Pages dropdown in the left sidebar, then select Add New Page.

   

   Left sidebar with “Add New Page” button clearly highlighted

2. Choose your template

   In the Page Template dropdown, browse the available options and select the template that matches your needs.

   Template preview: Each template name clearly indicates its purpose - “Privacy Policy,” “Training Programs,” “Camp Registration,” etc.

3. Configure page details

   Fill in the basic page information:

   • Page Title: What visitors will see (e.g., “Privacy Policy”)
   • Page Slug: URL-friendly version (auto-generated)
   • Parent Page: Leave blank for main pages

   SEO benefit: Templates include optimized page structures and relevant headings that help with search engine rankings.

4. Create and review

   Click Create New Page and the template will automatically generate with pre-built sections and placeholder content.

   Template loaded: Your new page appears with professional sections ready for customization.

Template walkthrough video

See how to quickly add a privacy policy page using templates, customize the content, and add it to your website’s footer navigation.

Customizing template content

After creating from template

1. Review the generated sections

   Each template includes relevant sections for that page type. For example, a Privacy Policy template includes:

   • Introduction
   • Information Collection
   • Data Usage
   • Cookie Policy
   • Data Rights
   • Contact Information

   
2. Update placeholder content

   Replace template placeholders with your specific information:

   • Your coaching business name
   • Your contact details
   • Your specific policies and procedures
   • Relevant legal language for your location

   Legal pages: For privacy policies and terms of service, consider having a lawyer review your content to ensure compliance with local laws.

3. Publish the page

   Once you’ve customized the content, click Publish to make the page live on your website.

   Navigation ready: Published pages automatically appear in navigation dropdown menus for easy linking.

Adding template pages to navigation

Example: Adding privacy policy to footer

1. Create and publish the page

   First, create your privacy policy page using the template and publish it (as shown above).

2. Access footer navigation

   In your Website Builder, find the Footer section to add navigation links.

   
3. Add the link

   1. Click Add Link in footer navigation
   2. Link Text: “Privacy Policy”
   3. Destination: Select your newly created privacy policy page from the dropdown
   4. Save and publish changes

   Link active: Your privacy policy page is now accessible from your website footer.

Best practices for template usage

Choose the right template for your content

Don’t force content into the wrong template. If you’re creating a training program page, use the “Training Programs” template rather than trying to modify a “Contact” template. The right template saves time and provides better structure.

Customize thoroughly, don't leave placeholders

Templates include placeholder text to show you what content should go where. Always replace ALL placeholder content with your specific information. Generic placeholder text looks unprofessional and hurts SEO.

Maintain consistent branding across templates

While templates provide structure, ensure your content maintains consistent tone, terminology, and branding across all pages. This creates a cohesive experience for your website visitors.

Keep legal templates current and compliant

Legal page templates provide a starting point, but laws vary by location and change over time. Consider having legal pages reviewed by a professional, especially for privacy policies and terms of service.

Use service templates to highlight your unique approach

Training and service templates provide standard coaching industry structure, but customize them to showcase what makes your coaching unique - your methodology, results, specializations, and success stories.

Template-specific tips

For legal pages (Privacy Policy, Terms, Disclaimers)

• Update regularly: Laws change, especially privacy regulations
• Include your contact info: Required for many legal frameworks
• Link prominently: Add to footer navigation for easy access
• Keep language clear: Avoid overly complex legal jargon when possible

For service pages (Training Programs, Online Coaching)

• Include pricing: If you offer standard rates
• Add booking buttons: Link to your scheduling system
• Show results: Include testimonials and success metrics
• Highlight unique value: What sets your coaching apart

For sign-up pages (Registration, Trials)

• Minimize form fields: Only ask for essential information
• Clear value proposition: Explain what they get by signing up
• Connect to payments: Link to your products and billing
• Set expectations: Timeline, next steps, what to bring

Common questions about templates

Can I modify template sections after creating the page?

Yes! Templates provide the initial structure, but you can add, remove, or modify sections just like any other page. The template is just a starting point to save you time.

What if I don't see a template for what I need?

Use the “Default” template for custom content needs, or choose the closest template and modify it. You can always add or remove sections to match your specific requirements.

Can I change templates after creating a page?

While you can change templates, you may lose customized content. It’s usually better to manually add or remove sections rather than switching to a completely different template.

Do I need legal pages for my coaching website?

Most coaching businesses benefit from having privacy policies (especially if you collect email addresses or use analytics), terms of service, and liability waivers. Check your local requirements and consider legal consultation for high-liability activities.

Can I use the same template multiple times?

Absolutely! You can create multiple pages from the same template. For example, use the “Training Programs” template for different sports or age groups you coach.

Ready to build with templates?

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Website Navigation

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Pro tip: Start with templates even if you plan extensive customization. Templates provide professional structure and ensure you don’t miss important elements like contact information, legal compliance, or call-to-action buttons.