Why you can't get high-ticket coaching clients: People aren't certain about your process to achieve the result you promise.

Why you post valuable content but you still don't get coaching clients: You only give helpful information. But you don't help people connect with you. This is why you should post more of your stories and experiences. For example? If you talk about sending cold DMs to get

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Want people to join your high-ticket coaching? You don't need a complex funnel. Your funnel is just 1) Content 2) DMs 3) Sales calls The hardest part is how you can get people to trust you deeply. Build trust, not a complex funnel.

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How I help my clients get high-ticket coaching clients: Make it clear why choosing you is better than other coaches. How? Share your - Opinions - Brand story - Past experience - Accomplishments So, people will prefer your program because you're already their go-to expert.

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Testimonials aren't enough to land coaching clients. People are emotional beings. They also want to know who you are as a coach before they buy. Don't just show your competence. Show your story and human side beyond your business. Get people to connect with you.

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Friendly reminder: With a strong content strategy, you can sign coaching clients without sending cold DMs every day.

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Why people don't buy your coaching program: They can't imagine the desirable outcome they'll experience after buying it.

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Selling a $2k coaching is different from selling a $97 course. People only pay $2k when they trust you. So, in your content, you should share context about you - Your story - Your expertise - Where you came from - Your accomplishments Nobody pays $2k to a coach they aren't

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If I had to turn a cold audience into coaching clients. Here's what I'd post to ensure signing 2-3 extra clients in 30 days: - Mini training - My brand story - My personal opinions - Past client result screenshot - Point out my audience's mistakes Show expertise + authenticity

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Testimonials aren't enough to sell your coaching. For example... Fitness coaches can post before-after content But people still won't buy Why? People think their bodies/situations are different So they doubt if your service fits their unique situation How will you tackle it?

Scammers are everywhere. Trust is at an all-time low. It's harder than ever to sell a product online. I remember in 2019, a guy on Facebook scammed me when I was selling my Clash of Clans game account. I wanted to sell it for only $6. Such a low price he can afford, yet he