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What Bonuses and Handouts Should You Include in Your Group Coaching Program?
Tuesday May 5, 2020
If you're anything like me, when you create a group coaching program, you want your clients to LOVE it. You want to change their lives, blow their socks of, and inspire them to refer their friends and family to you! One of the best ways to do that is by helping them to get the result they desire with as little time, guesswork and effort as possible. And a great way to accomplish that is to give them handouts and bonuses that make it easier to get that result, or that do some of their work for them. That's the good news. The BAD news is,... Read More
How to Define and Describe the Transformation Your Coaching Creates
Tuesday April 7, 2020
A coach recently asked me, "How do you nail down the transformation you create in your group coaching program?" This is an excellent question, and it's very important for you to know the answer before you start designing your program. It's also essential for attracting clients, because people aren't looking for videos, coaching calls or PDFs; they're looking for a way to change a specific part of their lives! When you know exactly what kind of transformation you create for your clients, you can laser-focus your program on the exact... Read More
How to Deliver Your Group Coaching Program
Tuesday March 3, 2020
In a few recent blog posts, I discussed how to outline your group coaching program , an important mistake coaches should avoid when creating that outline, and what to do if you don't think you have enough material for a group coaching program. Today, I'm going to share the next step in your program creation process: deciding how to deliver your program. Should you use group coaching calls? Pre-recorded curricula? A combination of both? In the video below, I'll give you some guidelines that will help you decide which is best for you... Read More
Why Clients Shut Down When You Describe What You Do
Tuesday February 4, 2020
When you make promises in your marketing, or talk about the problems you solve for your clients, it's important to be both clear and compelling. If your promises or "problem I solve" statements are too vague, your potential clients will be left thinking things like... "That kind of sounds good in theory, but I'm not sure exactly what I'm going to get out of this, and I don't feel like taking a lot of time to find out." "I don't think I have the problem she's talking about. Or maybe I do a little, but I don't think it's causing... Read More
How Selling to Too Wide an Audience Can Make Your Clients Angry
Tuesday January 7, 2020
Happy New Year! As we start 2020, one way to set yourself up for success is to make sure you're marketing to the right people - and that you aren't marketing to people who will be justifiably angry with you if you sell them your product or services. When I talk about marketing to the right people, I don't just mean picking a niche by age, gender, marital status, and whether or not they have kids. In this blog post, I'm going to share an example of how bad audience selection left me ticked off at a coach who'd enrolled me into his program,... Read More
Featured on onCOREventures - Three Keys to Financial Freedom
Tuesday December 3, 2019
If you want to create lasting financial freedom, so you can spend your time doing what you WANT to do instead of what you HAVE to do, I have something special for you. In my latest article, which was recently featured on onCOREventures' website, I reveal: 1. The key factors a business NEEDS to have before you can use it to create financial freedom. 2. How the decision to rent or own real estate can mean the difference between retiring with enough money to last for the rest of your life, or having to keep working long after you were... Read More
What To Do If You Don't Have Enough Material For A Group Coaching Program
Tuesday November 5, 2019
When coaches who are used to working one-on-one start to create their first group program, some of them worry that they don't have enough material to build a full curriculum. They get held up by doubts, such as, "I normally get a lot of my coaching material by listening to my clients and offering guidance based on what they said. How can I pull together enough information to make a full course without the client's active input?" In this video, I'll give you a quick, simple method for overcoming this obstacle. By the time you're done this... Read More
How to Outline Your Group Program and Avoid a Client-Repelling Mistake
Tuesday October 1, 2019
If you've created a successful business by coaching clients one-on-one, you might have reached the point where you're ready to make a bigger impact, change more lives, and earn exponentially more income by no longer letting your number of clients be limited by the number of hours in a day. I'm talking about creating a group coaching program that can serve dozens or even HUNDREDS of clients at the same time, which not only multiplies your impact and earnings, but also gives your clients the opportunity to interact, give each other... Read More
When I'll Think About It Means I'll Forget About It
Tuesday September 3, 2019
If you've been in business for any length of time, you've probably had this happen to you at least once: You were talking to a client who sounded like a great fit, and you both realized that this person needed your product. You directed them to your sales page, invited them to book a call, or otherwise encouraged them to take the next step... only for them to respond with the words some businesspeople have come to dread: "I'll think about it." If you've heard this more than a couple times, it probably makes your heart sink, because... Read More
Are You Offering Something Your Clients Want? Here's a Quick Litmus Test
Tuesday August 6, 2019
Sometimes when I watch other business owners describe their product or service, the descriptionleaves me thinking, "Wow... not only does that NOT make me want your product, but it actually makes me feel LESS inclined to explore your offer." Other times, I can see how it might be useful, or why the product is of high quality, but I'm not really convinced that I need it. Why? Often, it's because their marketing failed a simple yet powerful litmus test that determines whether they're speaking about the right things to get their potential... Read More