Have you got your first client yet? honestly, it's simple
If I lost everything and had to sign my first coaching client again, this is exactly what Iâd do. This is how I closed a 3k deal myself Define your ICP. Be specific. Know their age, situation, pain points, bottlenecks, and the exact outcome they want. When your content speaks directly to their pain, they listen. And they trust. Pick a niche. No broad âself-improvementâ stuff. Get ultra-specific. Something like âscreen-time coaching for 16â30-year-old entrepreneurs.â Craft your offer. Donât sell the process. Sell the result. Instead of âI help guys get in shape,â say âI help you get fit in 90 days so you attract your first girlfriend.â Be specific. Be outcome-driven. Build a content ecosystem across YouTube, Instagram, and Skool. Long-form value on YouTube. Proof, reels, and story highlights on Instagram. Community and nurturing on Skool. All three platforms should feed into each other. Your profiles arenât social mediaâtheyâre landing pages. Have a clear CTA. Highlight what you do, how you do it, and results youâve gotten. DM strategy. Give massive value in the DMs. Free advice, voice notes, looms, docs. Help people without asking for anything. People donât pay for information. They pay for implementation, accountability, and clarity. Be helpful first. Close second. Build the trust triangle. Upfront transparency: ask if you can make an offer before the call. Effort and education: send custom looms, long messages, and actually care. Expert positioning: be the one person who clearly solves their problem. Momentum = trust flywheel. Help someone â get a testimonial â build trust â get a client â repeat. Donât wait for paid clients to ask for testimonials. If you helped someone on a call or in the DMs, ask them to record one. This builds social proof instantly and creates momentum. On the call, ask yourself: is this person 101% ready? If yes, pitch the offer. If no, give value, walk them through a few steps, and book the second call. Before that second call, ask again for permission to pitch.