I talked to real part-time coaches and realized many of them hit the same block: they don't know how to market themselves. They have the tools, the social accounts, the drafted posts — but something feels off the moment they actually try to market. If you don't know your market, you risk posting the wrong message to the wrong audience, and struggling to grow your audience and your revenue. So do you know how successful coaches actually do marketing? Marketing Bot is now built into the app. I hand crafted how AI responds and tweaked multiple times. If you're already using Solo AI Coach: log in at https://app.soloaicoach.com/login — you'll find it there, no separate signup. If you're not in yet, or want someone to try it before joining: send them the standalone version at https://app.soloaicoach.com/tools/marketing-fit. Same tool, no login required. It's what I've been using as the free lead magnet — one real question, no quiz, and it gives you a summary of your market back in about 9 minutes. Same thing either way: it walks you through a marketing method that already works, so you can finally say who you help in one sentence, try now! Looking forward to your feedback.

I kept seeing the fear that AI is going to replace coaches, so instead of guessing, I dug into the actual data. Put together a short brief on what's really happening — the coaching market is growing (+17%, up 62% since 2019), but it's splitting in two: work that's easy to automate is disappearing, and work built on real judgment, instinct, and relationship is becoming more valuable, not less. Attached the full brief — 12 slides, no fluff. Worth a read if you've ever wondered where you personally fit in this shift. Curious what you think: does this match what you're seeing in your own coaching business?

When I reached out to people I know about the app I built, I heard the same thing over and over: they'd bought an inexpensive certification believing they could charge $200/hour as a coach eventually — and they still have no clients after months and years. If that's you too, you're not alone. The coaching industry itself is growing, and AI coaching tools are a real, fast-growing slice of it — which means the generic, easily-automated version of coaching is getting more crowded every day. The coaches who'll actually thrive are the ones who find and market the part of what they do that an AI bot can't replace — the relationship, the personalization, the things only a real human can deliver. Knowing you should market yourself that way, and actually knowing how, step by step, are two completely different things. So I built an AI bot that walks you through it step by step: you answer a few questions about your niche and your situation, and it gives you back a specific plan — your positioning (including what makes you different from a bot), your outreach script, your pricing — not generic advice. It's still in testing. Want to be one of the first to try it? DM me or reply below! Look forward to talking to you!

Some of you have asked what Solo AI Coach actually is, so here's the short version. It's an app that analyzes your coaching session transcripts — text-based conversations, or hypnotherapy sessions — and surfaces the patterns: limiting beliefs, emotional shifts, moments worth revisiting. You upload or paste a transcript, it gives you findings back. Free to start: unlimited Conversational NLP analysis, no card needed. If you don't have clients yet, this is still useful to know about — even a practice session or a recorded role-play works. And once you're seeing real clients, this becomes something you'll actually lean on session after session. Checkout the details here.https://www.soloaicoach.com/app

I get asked a lot of the same things about AI, so I want to open this up properly instead of answering one-on-one over and over. Drop your question below — beginner or advanced, about your coaching business or just personal curiosity. I'll answer what I can, and if enough people are asking the same thing, it becomes its own post (or a workshop topic). A few things people have already asked me: - Is AI actually going to replace coaches? - What's the difference between "AI" and "agentic AI"? - Is it safe to put client information into AI tools? Your turn — what do you want to know?