Running A Coaching Business Personal Use Ebook

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION 4
SO YOU WANT TO BE A COACH? 6
Bringing Out Your Coaching Skills 7
Why Become a Coach? 7
Credentials Needed for Online Coaching 9
Main Learning Points of Section One 11
BUILDING YOUR COACHING PROGRAM12
Choose Your Coaching Niche 12
Main Learning Points of Section Two 15
BEST PRACTICES FOR RUNNING AN ONLINE COACHING PROGRAM 16
Pricing Options for Your Coaching Practice 16
Practices You Should Incorporate in Your Online Coaching Business 18
What to Avoid When Running an Online Coaching Practice 19
Main Learning Points of Section Three 21
MARKETJNG & SELLING_YOUR ONLINE COACHING PROGRAM 22
Designing Your Marketing Strategy 23
Selling Your Coaching Services 25
Main Learning Points of Section Four 27
CONCLUSION 28

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Introduction

When you’ve enjoyed and become successful in a specific line of work and think you could make a positive impact teaching others to do the same thing, you may want to think about branching out to make coaching a part of your business plan. If coaching is an option you’d like to try, this guide, Running a Coaching Business: An Introductory Guide to Running Your First Coaching Program” is a must to read.

The guide is an introduction to the lucrative and satisfying world of online coaching if you want to become a coach of Internet marketers, life coaching or business coaching.

You’ll learn that it takes more than a desire to help people to become a success at online coaching – and discover the strategies that will help propel you to coaching success.

There are some people who are just meant to be coaches. You’ve likely experienced the sports coach, math coach or life coach who has a way of explaining things so that light bulbs are continuously lighting up in your brain.

For some coaches, it’s the style that makes them stand out and for others it might be the magic rapport between the coach and his or her students when the teacher is presenting information in a way that stimulates and challenges the mind.

Coaches who are already established in a thriving business can also learn from this guide because there are new trends and tips about the marketing and business end that can benefit even more experienced coaches.

If you’re already an online entrepreneur, creating a coaching program as a branch of your business can be a great way to increase your online visibility, standing in the online community and also to increase revenue for your business.

The purpose of a coach is to help others explore their desires, deepest thoughts, emotions and needs and to make changes in their lives that will bring personal and/or business success.

A coach should also provide support to clients, be able to listen and respond effectively, ask for assistance when necessary, share his or her thoughts in a rational and effective manner and also to maintain your own self-esteem while coaching others.

“”Running a Coaching Business: An Introductory Guide to Running Your First Coaching Program” will take you through the basic steps of realizing a dream of becoming a coach and helping others through your expertise.

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- 10 Articles (PDF)
- 2 Ebooks (PDF), 29 Pages
- 1 Graphic (PNG)
- 1 Ecover (JPG)
- Posters, Checklist
- Year Released/Circulated: 2014
- File Size: 4,609 KB

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