🎉🎉🎉 PLEASE SUPPORT OTHERS by replying to at least 2 other people's comments 🎉🎉🎉 WELCOME to the WEEKEND PARTY at Coaching Resource Room 💖🥳💃🎶 ➡️ Share your own coaching-related links in the comments ➡️ Post once per hour if you want to share again ➡️ Add a reply to at least 2 other people’s comments ➡️ Like and support other members throughout the weekend ➡️ Mix things up with new photos, stories, tips, or offers each time This weekend the house is FULL of coaches, Skool community owners, and online business owners sharing what they’re building 🚀✨🎉 The MORE, the MERRIER 🎉🎉🎉 So CUE THE MUSIC 🎶💃🪩 Bring the GOOD VIBES ✨💖🥳 And DROP YOUR LINKS BELOW 👇👇👇 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎉🎉🎉 This week's party is sponsored by THE SKOOL HUB (my affiliate link) 🎉🎉🎉 This is one of the places I regularly promote my group and I've had so much success from it. It really is one of the best places to connect with thousands of potential new members. Members have gained 100+ new members in just 24 hours through featured posts and daily exposure. 🎯🎯 JOIN US HERE 🎯🎯 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ WHO’S FIRST ON THE DANCE FLOOR? 👇👇👇💃🪩🎶

We spend so much time thinking about how to attract clients and get them to say yes, but what happens once they do? When someone signs up to work with you, do you have a set process that takes them from becoming a client to their first session, or has your onboarding just developed naturally as your business has grown? How would you describe your client onboarding?

When you first created your coaching offer, what influenced your decisions most? Did you think about the lifestyle you wanted... Or did you mostly look at what other coaches were doing? If you were starting again today, is there anything you'd change about how your offer fits into your life?

I’ve just read an article sharing 100 different coaching niche ideas. Its main point was that a good niche should match your experience while solving a problem people are already willing to pay for. But niching is something coaches often have very different views on. Some coaches feel that choosing a specific audience and problem makes their marketing much easier. Others worry that it will limit them or turn away people they could help. 💬 What has your experience been? Has choosing a niche helped your coaching business? Or are you still working yours out?👇

We’ve had lots of new members join recently, so this feels like the perfect time to get to know each other 😊 You’ve said hello in the welcome post… now we’d love to learn more about the coach behind the introduction 👇 Whether you’re brand new or have been here a while, share as much or as little as you’d like: 🌟 What kind of coaching do you do? 🌟 Who do you love helping most? 🌟 Why did you become a coach? 🌟 How do you coach (1:1, groups, online, in person, programs, memberships etc.)? 🌟 What makes your approach unique? 🌟 What are you building or growing right now? No pressure to answer every question, even just one sentence is perfect. This is a great way to connect, meet similar coaches, and let others know how they can support you. Drop your coaching story below 👇