This week on The Coaching Edge, I share the ten common mistakes coaches make on their websites and how to avoid them.
We'll talk about the importance of clear messaging, effective use of website space, and building trust with potential clients through personal storytelling and quality visuals.
I encourage coaches to focus on their niche, use engaging language, and provide valuable free offers to attract clients and grow their businesses.
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In this episode of The Coaching Edge, we'll talk about managing coaching client relationships, particularly when coaches feel they are done with a client.
I give listeners three common scenarios: when a coaching engagement is complete, when clients achieve their goals early, and when a client may not be a good fit. The episode highlights the importance of communication, curiosity, and offering continued support, as well as the potential for transitioning clients to group coaching or other resources.
This conversation provides practical strategies for coaches to navigate these situations effectively.
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This week on The Coaching Edge, I'm joined by Jenn Salib Huber, the Founder of Midlife Feast Community. We're sharing the intricacies of running a membership community and tips for success.
Jenn shares her journey of creating the Midlife Feast Community, emphasizing the importance of experience, community engagement, and the challenges of technology.
We'll share pricing strategies, how to set expectations, and the significance of having a structured approach to content delivery.
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In this episode of The Coaching Edge, I share five ways to generate more revenue as a coach without feeling overwhelmed. We'll talk about the importance of looking to your existing base of clients and asking them what they need.
I also suggest creating mini-offers, such as workshops or retreats, that can be sold at a lower price. Another strategy is pre-selling spots to upcoming programs or creating VIP upsells for existing clients.
Lastly, I recommend brainstorming and creating follow-on programs to address the next challenges your clients may face.
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In this episode of The Coaching Edge, Christy Osborne and I discuss the use of live events as a way to sell coaching offers. We share our experiences and insights from running live events and provide valuable tips for coaches who are considering this strategy. We emphasize the importance of building like, know, and trust with potential clients and highlight the benefits of collaboration and co-hosting. We also discuss the expectations and conversion rates associated with live events and offer advice on creating a live event funnel. We're giving you a realistic and practical perspective on using live events as a marketing tool in your coaching practice.
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In this episode of The Coaching Edge, I share a resource that has helped shift my mindset and perspective around a business matter. I introduce the concept of 'The Dip' from the book by Seth Godin and explain how it applies to coaches who are in the process of building their businesses. I discuss the challenges and difficulties during the 'dip' phase and emphasize the importance of perseverance and redefining success. I provide strategies for navigating the dip, such as focusing on long-term goals, embracing experimentation, and letting go of old metrics for success. I encourage coaches to lean into the dip and make the most of the learning and growth opportunities it presents.
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Hi Coach! Let's talk about AI and how to use it in your coaching business!
In this episode, Christy Osborne and I discuss the use of AI in coaching. We dive into the topic of AI, addressing the resistance some coaches may have towards using it. Our conversation covers various ways to use AI, including creating niche statements, course outlines, show notes, titles, and social media ideas. We emphasize the importance of tweaking and personalizing the AI-generated content to align with your voice and audience.
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In this episode, we'll explore a fundamental truth: as a solopreneur coach, YOU are your brand. In an era where authenticity is key, I break down the vital connection between personal trustworthiness and brand credibility. We'll delve into the nuances of articulating your brand and business values, emphasizing how they shape not only your coaching sessions but also your pricing strategies, paid and free content, programming, and social media presence.
I share invaluable insights on recognizing when your values are honored versus jeopardized, ensuring alignment between your personal ethos and your professional offerings. If you're a solopreneur coach striving to build trust and authenticity in your coaching practice, this episode is your guide to creating a brand that resonates deeply with your audience and feels right to you.
Tune in and learn how to navigate the delicate balance between personal authenticity and professional success, crafting a brand that truly reflects your values...
In my BBB business-building community for coaches, I recently had a member who was considering creating a package of 30-minute coaching sessions. She believed if she could cut the small talk, the sessions could be shorter and she could price them more affordably, and thereby serve her clients.
In this episode, I share how I helped this member see the many holes in her strategy, including a discussion about how pricing is about so much more than the physical time you spend with a client. But budgeting time for small talk can be really valuable and often leads to much more productive sessions. All that to say, less is not always more. And if you haven’t been coached in a while, we’ll talk about why it’s time to invest in yourself too. If you’re frustrated by clients who have a hard time getting to the point, or spend a lot of time on small talk, you won’t want to miss the learning in this episode!
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