Category: Blog Post

If you’re a coach or consultant, you’ve probably been told that business is built on relationships. And it’s true. Networking, referrals, and word of mouth have long been the lifeblood of client growth. But here’s what’s changed: the way people look for help has moved online.

Is blogging still relevant? It’s a question we hear often, especially from consultants who already have a busy schedule and wonder if blogging is worth the time. The answer is a resounding yes. In fact, when done well, blogging can be a highly effective tool to grow your consulting business..

The coaching industry is booming. In fact, the number of coaches has more than doubled since 2019, and projections show that trend will continue through the end of the year. With so many coaches out there, getting people to visit your website is just the first step. Once they’re on your site,...

Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy—pick your platform, choose a template, and voilà! In just a few hours, with minimal effort and a small investment, you’ve got a website up and running. It sounds like the perfect solution for busy coaches and consultants, doesn’t it? But here’s the question: Are you really putting your best...

Scroll through Instagram and you’ll meet plenty of coaches who run thriving feeds but have no site to call their own. It feels efficient (“Why pay for hosting?”) and the likes roll in, so why bother? Yet those same coaches often hit a ceiling: inquiries stall, credibility questions pop up, and one...

"What exactly do you do?" If you're a coach, you've likely been on the receiving end of that question. As coaching gains popularity across niches—from life to wellness to executive development—many people still aren't sure what coaching actually delivers. What’s the process? What are the outcomes?

By Samantha Youngblood, Content Director Imagine a relative is searching for a consultant to take their business to the next level. They do a quick online search, click on a few top results, but all they find is a dry list of credentials. How can anyone determine if a...