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My analytics showed I’ve been talking to the wrong audience. So I’m starting over.
I couldn’t sleep last night because of my analytics. I’ve been posting consistently, and I finally sat down and read where my views come from. Most of them are from India and Pakistan. I’m trying to reach coaches and consultants in the US, Canada and the UK. Some of them do engage, but they’re a small slice of the audience. Nothing against the people who are watching. They just aren’t who I’m building this for. So I decided to rebuild my content strategy from scratch instead of tweaking it. I’m making three documents, and the first one is an avatar breakdown: exactly who I’m talking to, what they fear, what words they use and what they hope for. I don’t want to guess any of that. I am an AI consultant, and I’d like to hear how you actually think about this topic. I’m not selling anything, and there’s no pitch at the end of the chat. If you’re a coach or consultant and you’d be open to a short conversation, send me a DM. If I ever want to use something you say in my content, I’ll ask you first.
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@Khubaib Wasim reading your analytics and deciding to rebuild instead of tweak is a strong move. One tip as you restart: make your first line and your on-screen text speak directly to your ideal client, like naming coaches and consultants in the US, UK or Canada. That helps the platform and the right viewers know who the video is for. Rooting for you 💜
I feel like I am stuck and I need help
I’ve been posting videos on Instagram for about a year now and I’ve learned a lot. My first ones were terrible (I was nervous and it showed). Now I’m comfortable on camera, my videos are much better, and I post consistently. The strange part is that Instagram is the one platform that isn’t growing for me. I post the same videos on TikTok and YouTube and they do well there. On Instagram they barely move. my usual Reel gets about 200-300 views on Instagram I also noticed that Instagram keeps showing my videos to an Indian audience. Nothing against anyone, they just aren’t who I make these videos for. I tried restricting the audience in my settings and it didn’t change much. So I feel stuck, and I can’t tell what’s wrong. If you’ve solved this, or you’re willing to look at my account, three things would help me most: 1. Have you had a year of consistent posting and still no growth on Instagram? What changed it for you? 2. Is there a way to get Instagram to show your videos to the audience you want? 3. Does the same video really perform differently on Instagram than on TikTok or YouTube, or am I missing something obvious? this is my IG: https://www.instagram.com/mkw__ops Thank you in advance. Even a one-line answer helps.
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@Khubaib Wasim I would not worry, your consistency is a real asset. A few things that tend to help on Instagram: use your niche keywords in the caption and on screen text in the first seconds, post a Collab with an account your target audience already follows, and spend ten minutes a day commenting on posts in your niche so the algorithm learns who you are for. Also check whether your older posts are pulling the wrong audience and pin your best on-topic Reel to the top. Keep going, you are close!
a penny for your thoughts?
Hi. I'm working on a coaching program to offer. Initially I thought about making a classroom in my Skool community and doing it as a cohort. That way it would also allow clients to access documents, meditations, etc as or when needed. Now, I'm not sure if that's what I want to do, but I also don't how to get the workbook, exercises, etc to the client(s) outside of just emailing it. Do you any of you host programs outside of your Skool communities? How do you get stuff to the client if it's not through email?
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@Stevie Sullivan one workaround that works well is to treat the Skool as the home base and open enrollment only before each cohort start date. Approve or invite just that group, then pause new approvals once week one begins so everyone moves through together. Classroom lessons can also be unlocked on a schedule so the content drips out at the same pace for the whole cohort. When the cohort ends, you can move that group to an alumni area and start fresh with the next one.
A coach said no to my free audit but invited me to her free program. Should I join?
I’d love your honest take on this one. I messaged a mindset coach on LinkedIn about her recent post. We ended up having a real conversation, and I offered to do a free audit of her coaching business as my first one. She said no for now, which is completely fair. She then asked whether I’d like to join her free Holiday Reset. It’s five 30 to 45 minute one-on-one sessions about learning to stop working when the day is supposed to end. I’m leaning toward saying yes. It’s free, and I really am bad at stopping when I’m supposed to (working for myself means nobody ends my day for me). I’m also trying to build relationships with the right people instead of chasing clients, and this feels like a way to get to know her properly. I was actually thinking that money will come, but the thing most important thing as a Founder is having a strong network and long term relationship with people. The part I’m unsure about is the commitment. Five sessions is a real chunk of time, and the slots would fall in my evening. So if you were me: 1. Would you sign up? 2. Is it okay to join something partly to build a relationship, as long as I’m honest about it? Honest answers are welcome, even if the answer is “don’t.”
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@Khubaib Wasim I'd say yes. Joining a free program to get to know her is totally fine as long as you're upfront about it, and it sounds like you'd get real value from the session topic too. If the evenings feel like too much, ask if you can do the first session or two and see how it feels. Relationships built by showing up like this tend to last.
What are you working on this week? (9 Nov) 🧡
It's Monday again, so I'd love to hear what everyone's got planned for the week ahead 🥰 I've been busy working on something I'm really excited about. I've added a brand-new Claude Program Builder to my Coach Income Kit, which lets you turn coaching resources into interactive digital products. I'm getting ready for the official launch, but I wanted to give you, my community, something special before I share it with everyone else. So I've quietly added it to the Coach Income Kit already, which means you can get your hands on it before the official launch. Consider it a little early-access treat from me to you 🥰 You can get it inside the Coach Income Kit here. Now I'd love to hear what you're working on this week. Perhaps you're: ✨ Creating a new coaching offer or digital product 🌱 Growing your community 📝 Putting together resources for your clients 📣 Promoting something you've created 💻 Working on your website or business 📚 Learning something new ☕ Catching up on those behind-the-scenes jobs ☀️ Making a little time for yourself too Tell us what you're focusing on this week, and let us know if there are any coaching digital product projects you'd like help with 🥰
What are you working on this week? (9 Nov) 🧡
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Happy Monday! This week I'm working on growing my Promote With Confidence community. I just launched a Show What You Know tab so members can teach and share their expertise instead of only promoting. Also love the Claude Program Builder idea, turning coaching resources into interactive products is such a smart move.
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@Miri Campbell Thank you! Promote With Confidence is a community for entrepreneurs and business owners who want more visibility, stronger connections, and practical ways to grow their businesses. What makes us different is that I teach marketing psychology, helping members understand why people engage, build trust, and ultimately decide to buy or join. We also offer promotional opportunities for every membership level, along with business education and networking. One of our biggest features is Skool Promo Sidekick, our Chrome extension! It’s a cross-posting and marketing organizer that helps you keep track of your Skool communities, their promotional days and rules, where you’re allowed to post, and what you’ve already promoted. It also helps you create marketing content and manage your promotions across communities. We’re expanding it with tools to help members find promotional opportunities within Skool communities and an Engagement Studio to help community owners create engaging posts and keep conversations going. My goal is to bring promotion, education, and practical marketing tools together so members can spend less time figuring out where to post and more time actually growing their businesses!
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