Leveraging The Web – Blog to an Ebook – My Free Ebook

By on January 25, 2010

This is both a good-idea article and an I-wonder-what-you-think article.

If you haven’t learned, it’s a great idea to make your efforts do double and triple time.

For example, record live interviews for your group coaching class and then package those recordings into a set of 10 and sell it on a specific topic.

Or, in the case of this post, blog to an ebook.

… read on

 

Coaching BlogSites, Websites, Blogs, Website Systems

By on January 21, 2010

A Blog is used to provide commentary or news on a particular subject. They could be the business founder’s advice to customers as well as news. It could be some backpacker’s journal across Asia. Many coaches use this to publish content quickly.

A Coaching Blog is great because:

… read on

 

Handy and Brandy for a Better Coaching Site

By on January 20, 2010

They say God is in the details.

Recently, I heard someone say the devil is in the details. Interesting, I thought.

I’ve also heard, “It’s all in the details.”

Hmmm … well, here are two great details; one handy, and one brandy (branding).… read on

 

A Before-You-Build Key To Business/Online Success Most Coaches Don’t Do

By on January 6, 2010

Happy 2010, and I hope your holidays were joyous.

I also hope you’re taking advantage of that turn-of-the-year gusto.

In this post, I’m going to make a serious and important recommendation that can make big things happen for your coaching business this year.

… read on

 

Five Ways to Build Your Coaching Website: Cost, Time, Pros and Cons

By on December 28, 2009

Here are five common ways coaches get their website built – the pros and cons, and some tips.

1. Use an automated site-builder

An automated site-builder is an online service that takes you through a few steps where you choose some images, select some colors, and enter in some text and Voila – a website!… read on

Pro: they are dirt cheap or even free (with ads).
Pro: it’s up in few

 

3 Visual Cues and A Core Concept for Leading Visitors Around Your Site and Onto A-C-T-I-O-N

By on December 21, 2009

Three Visual Cues

1. Buttons – Use buttons on your website to cue people where to go next. Make buttons look like buttons which are usually rounded, beveled (look 3D-ish) and have a drop-shadow.

It’s also good to include text links in addition to these buttons for the visually impaired, low-tech browsers, and search engine spiders.… read on

 

New Coach: Two Key Article Strategies for Credibility and Traffic

By on December 7, 2009

As a new coach it’s time to grow your business, get noticed, and get clients.

To get seen, there’s your website that needs traffic and to gain clients you’ll need build your credibility as a coach.

Let’s give you a starter article to write to do both: bring traffic and build credibility.… read on