Landing clients is one of the biggest challenges that coaches face. That’s why you need to check out these two books. They’ll help you hone your message and sell your services without feeling salesy.
A comprehensive guide to preparing your website content, including how to craft compelling copy that resonates with potential clients. You’re offered the workbook during our signup process. It’s one of the many ways we make it easier to launch your website.
The new version of Life Coach Sites Made Easy is available! 🤩 Besides all the great features that make LCSME so popular, I’ve added some new ones, including Booking calendar, Membership sites, Online courses, AI writing assistant, and Site Setup!
Designing can take up a lot time, and if there’s one thing that often seems to be in short supply… it’s time! I’m going to share 11 of my favorite Canva keyboard shortcuts for coaches so that you can save hours while designing your next eye-catching project.
The Coach to Profit 3.0 Super Stack is a comprehensive coach training program, including video courses, audio courses, and an extensive library of resources and tools for a coaching business to grow and thrive.
I’ve summarized the best 5 website builders for life coaches. If you want to quickly grow your coaching business, you’ll want to use the best tools available. Let’s take a look and find the right one for you!
Emojis, emotes, smileys, or if you’re old school, emoticons. Here’s how to type emojis on your laptop or desktop computer. You can open an emoji picker on both Windows and Mac OS to search and use emojis in most text boxes.
Lately some online coaches that use Zoom are also considering using StreamYard and are curious about the differences between the two. Let’s compare Zoom vs StreamYard, and also take a look at video conferencing vs live streaming, so that you can choose which tool meets your needs for your coaching business.
Did you know that you need a privacy policy on your website even if you’re not a “big business”? Most coaching sites collect personal info and so most coaching sites should have a privacy policy. Examples of personal information include asking for a name and email on a contact form or using a website analytics tool (like Google Analytics).