- Lao Tzu
Congratulations, you started your business as a coach, and now you are looking for your first client. You may require strong marketing skills, a broad network, communication skills and sales techniques. This may all seem impossible, but have more belief in yourself. After you close that one client, the second and the tenth will come along.
Let’s dive into this article to begin the journey of a thousand steps.
First things first, it is a crucial one that you have a superpower. Ask yourself this, what experience or credibility do you have? Why kind of business coach are you? Know your domain, skills, and strengths and use them to your advantage. The clients are seeking from experts. If you need some certification to start off, go for it! Remember, this is your superpower. Your idea clients want to know they are dealing with experts who can help grow them or...
LinkedIn Profile Tip #1: Have a clean professional, well-lit photo.
— String Nguyen #VIDCONAU (@StringStory) September 1, 2019
People do judge you by its cover.
Bonus points if you smile - it makes you relatable.
Using a beautifying app to make yourself look faux
LinkedIn Profile Tip #2: 51% of users have incomplete profiles.
— String Nguyen #VIDCONAU (@StringStory) September 1, 2019
Which makes it hard for people to search for you.
This is bad for: recruiters, job seekers and those who are looking for clients.
LinkedIn Profile Tip #2: 51% of users have incomplete profiles.
— String Nguyen #VIDCONAU (@StringStory) September 1, 2019
Which makes it hard for people to search for you.
This is bad for: recruiters, job seekers and those who are looking for clients.
LinkedIn Profile #3: Make use of the banner/cover.
It acts like a billboard to promote you and your company.
Your cover is still the generic blue.
The perfect size is: 1584 x 396 px...
Bobby Umar, one of The Trusted Voice e-coaches has over 20 years of speaking experience. We sat down with over an interview and asked his question about him, his life and his path to becoming a global public speaker.
The Trusted Voice: Tell us about your parents, what were they like? \
Bobby Umar: My dad is an accountant. My mom is a homemaker. They were born in Pakistan and moved here before I was born. So I was the first person in my family born in Canada. They were both very social people, loved to laugh, and my mom was a nurturing type. I took all these qualities from them. They did all they could to make sure I never had to worry about money and encouraged me to do well in school. I even got to skip a grade because of my success.
TTV: What was your dream as a kid?
B: I had many. They included being a hockey player, being a singer or musician, but also being an astronaut.
TTV: Tell us about your high school...
Quora is literally a question-and-answer website. Go to Quora, type the key topic that you want to generate create on. Answer the questions in your own voice. Voila, you have content.
Go on to your Twitter or your prefered social network and ask.
I went on my LinkedIn and frame the question to be specific to about content. Don't be afraid to ask.
The ultimate content strategy is listening.
We learn all the time, especially when we listen. We listen to customers, to employees, to...
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