30 Hours Flexibility and Mobility Coach VA - Scope and Pricing Breakdown

Thirty hours per week gives a flexibility and mobility coach near full-time operational support. At this tier, the VA runs the complete marketing stack - content, social, email, advertising, and video coordination - while also managing client communications, online program operations, and community management. The coach focuses on delivering sessions and developing programming. Everything else has a clear owner.

This tier is appropriate for coaches with multiple revenue streams: private clients, group programs, online courses, and possibly a paid membership community. At 30 hours, the VA is not a helper - they are the person who keeps the business running between coaching sessions.

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What Gets Done in 30 Hours

Here is a realistic weekly breakdown:

• Client communication and inbox management (3 hrs) - All inbound inquiries across email and social, responded to within 2-3 hours during business hours. Customer service for active clients. Escalation handling. Prospect nurturing sequences.
• Scheduling and calendar management (2 hrs) - Full booking management, session scheduling, contractor and collaborator coordination, content calendar maintenance.
• Social media management (4 hrs) - Daily posts across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and optionally Pinterest (which performs well for mobility content). Full engagement management, hashtag strategy, and weekly analytics review.
• Video content coordination (3.5 hrs) - Managing a YouTube channel or video library: writing descriptions and titles optimized for search, coordinating upload schedules, managing a video editor relationship if applicable, and repurposing long-form content into short clips for social.
• Written content creation (4 hrs) - 2-3 blog posts and 1-2 newsletters per week. Full production: keyword research, drafting, editing, publishing, and email distribution.
• Email marketing and automation (3 hrs) - Advanced segmentation, drip sequence building and testing, launch campaigns, and monthly performance analysis.
• Paid advertising management (3.5 hrs) - Meta and Google campaigns with A/B creative testing, audience optimization, retargeting setup, and weekly performance reporting.
• Community management (3 hrs) - Daily engagement in a paid membership or group coaching community. Posting value content, responding to member questions, flagging at-risk members, and moderating the space.
• Online program operations (2 hrs) - Managing course platform logistics, student onboarding, enrollment support, module updates, and live session coordination.
• Admin and reporting (2 hrs) - Weekly business dashboard, CRM maintenance, referral tracking, and basic financial record assistance.

Sample Weekly Schedule

What Gets Cut

Even at 30 hours, these tasks remain outside scope:

• Full live event management - Planning and coordinating retreats, in-person workshops, or multi-day events requires dedicated event management time.
• Outbound partnership development - Proactively building referral relationships with physical therapists, chiropractors, or corporate wellness programs requires focused outreach time beyond this schedule.
• Advanced technical funnel work - Building complex landing pages, webinar funnels, and multi-step retargeting sequences is a project that competes with ongoing operations.
• Staff management - If you employ or contract multiple coaches, managing their output and schedules is not covered at this tier.

When to Upgrade

Move to 40 hours when:

• Live events are a real, recurring revenue line.
• A team of coaches or contractors needs day-to-day coordination.
• Partnership development is a strategic priority with dedicated outreach.
• The VA is consistently working overtime because the 30-hour scope is insufficient.
• Multi-product launches happen quarterly and compete with ongoing operations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Pinterest fit into a 30-hour mobility coach VA scope?

Yes. Pinterest is an underused platform for mobility and flexibility coaches because the content - stretching guides, recovery routines, mobility programs - performs exceptionally well in a search-driven, visually-oriented environment. At 30 hours, Pinterest can be added to the social media block alongside Instagram and TikTok without displacing other tasks, especially if content is cross-posted from other platforms.

How does the 30-hour VA handle a product launch week?

During a launch week, the VA shifts focus toward promotional activities: email sequences, ad budget increases, social posting frequency, and community engagement around the launch. Some ongoing tasks - like blog post production - pause for 1 to 2 weeks during the launch sprint. Build a launch calendar 3 to 4 weeks in advance and communicate priority shifts to your VA before the launch window opens.

Can a 30-hour VA manage both a YouTube channel and a podcast?

One or the other at a coordination level, not both simultaneously within 30 hours. YouTube coordination alone takes 3.5 hours per week. Adding podcast coordination - episode scheduling, show notes writing, distribution, and promotion - adds 2 to 3 hours per week. Combined, that squeezes out other tasks. Coaches running both channels typically move to 40 hours or hire a dedicated media coordinator as a separate contractor.

What community platforms work best for mobility coaches at this scale?

Circle and Mighty Networks are the most common for coaches at this tier. Both provide structured community spaces, course hosting, and event tools in one platform, which simplifies the VA's management workflow. Facebook Groups work but lack the integrations and professional feel that paid communities increasingly expect. The platform choice matters less than how consistently the community gets managed - which is what the 3-hour weekly block is for.