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Say What They Want to Hear
Messaging is your first point of contact with potential clients. It's what stops them and grabs their attention or lets them walk on by. Making your messaging accurate and relevant to your audience can feel really hard to nail down. But when you do... it's like someone opens the client floodgates. Get this right and you're golden.
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Systems for Solo Coaches: Get More Done Without Working More Hours
There was a time when I thought I could just hold everything in my head. Every client, every task, every “I should do this” floating around in my brain, no system, just me trying to remember it all. Spoiler alert: it didn’t work. I’d wake up already overwhelmed, spend my day reacting instead of creating, and by the time I actually sat down to do something important, my brain was already fried. Then...
Why Finding Clients Feels So Hard (and How to Fix It)
Finding clients shouldn't feel like happenstance. It should feel predictable, consistent, and reliable. And while it may take some time to get there, you should have an approach that will help you reach the point of predictable, consistent, and reliable, sooner rather than later. Yet, so many coaches (Yep, I’m looking at you) feel like they’re doing everything right, posting, networking, offering free sessions, and still getting nothing. The problem? It has to do with a little word: clarity. This week, we’re diving into Client Clarity, because knowing exactly what your people want makes everything (marketing, sales, and getting clients) so much easier. Keep reading.
Solo Coaches: Here’s Your Secret Weapon for Growth
Let’s get real for a sec. Running a coaching business solo? It’s... a lot. Some days it feels like you’re spinning plates, juggling flaming torches, and somehow still dropping the ball (or five in my case). You’ve got offers to create, content to write, clients to find, emails to send, and oh yeah...actually coaching people.It’s exhausting. And if you’ve ever muttered to yourself with your head in hands, "I just want to help people, why does this have to be so freak’n hard?" I see you. Keep reading.
Say What They Want to Hear
Messaging is your first point of contact with potential clients. It's what stops them and grabs their attention or lets them walk on by. Making your messaging accurate and relevant to your audience can feel really hard to nail down. But when you do... it's like someone opens the client floodgates. Get this right and you're golden.