| From Pro Tennis Coach to 'Love' Coach |
| Written by Brian James | |
 Emma Doyle toured the world as a pro tennis coach
mixing with superstars from Miami to Mexico,
Madrid to Monaco and everywhere in between, but she wanted a change and a new career.The media loved her new idea. Here's why. The beautiful young woman found it difficult to meet the right guys on the tennis tour, though there were no shortage of offers. When she returned to Melbourne she discovered that many of her friends found it difficult to find their 'perfect match' too. So Emma started Doubles for Singles. It's like speed dating on the tennis court. The media loved the angle, the 'love' coach, 'speed dating' on the tennis court, love matches, meeting your match, 'Love all', and all the other double entendres.  Emma did a number of radio interviews where her bubbly personality came to the fore. She also appeared in MX, a widely read city magazine/newspaper. She harnessed the media which led to 'hits' on her website www.doublesforsingles.com.au and booked out Doubles for Singles sessions. It helps to get more media coverage if you have other 'strings to your raquet' too!! Emma was the Victorian speed (Boxing) ball champion and knows her way around the ring as well as the court. She also danced in the Australian jitterbug championships. Life is pretty darn good for Emma Doyle and she's got a good story (which she tells brilliantly), a good product, combined with a magnetic personality. Like a good doubles team, it's a winning combination and it won her plenty of media attention. |
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