High Ticket Coaching Product Creation - What You Need To Succeed

By Ronald C. Payne


Coaching is a demanding profession and is limited to some degree by the number of hours in a day and the amount of time you can coach. I think it is important to add multiple streams of income and to mix up the activities in your business day because of the emotional toll from a long day of one on one coaching. You can add relief and variety to your work day and dramatically increase your earning power by creating coaching products.

Constant communication. You don't want your prospects to soon forget about you. So, maintain an ongoing communication with them. You can do this by sending them weekly newsletters, surveys, questionnaires, and freebies that are full of great content. Don't forget to encourage them to communicate with you if they have any questions about your products and services.Offer free sessions via Skype.

If it has been more than two months and you're still not successful in getting some of your prospects to sign up, I suggest that you offer them with free sessions via Skype. Perhaps, they want more solid proof that you're the best coach to address their needs and demands. If your coaching program is all about making money online, you can offer free sessions as to how your prospects can create their very own website. Give all the information they need for free. Your goal here is to convince them that you have enough knowledge to share to help them realize their goals in as little time as possible.

Products are your escape from being time reliant.By commercialising products you rely less on time as your commodity.Move from one-to-one to one-to-many. Most coaches sell one-to-one coaching as their core service. This restricts your time, and also limits your commercial reach. Commercialising products allows you to leverage your intellectual property by 10, 100, 1000 times. You can be selling hundreds of eBooks; eCourse; tele-clinic seats; pe! r week. Now that's how to leverage your knowledge and time!

When thinking about starting your coaching business, it's important that you do not offer coaching programs right away. You need to sell something that is cheap enough that people wouldn't mind trying out.

Start with ebooks. You would want to test the waters first. You would want to see if your potential clients will really spend their hard earned money on your products. As these people will usually not take huge risk on their initial purchases, offer them with something small but truly valuable. I suggest that you start with ebooks that will cost no more than $100. The number of sale that you're going to make will make give you an idea if you're ready to take your product creation endeavor to the new level.

Quality over quantity. It's important for any businessman to ensure that his clients will do repeat business with him over and over again. This will only happen if your customers are extremely happy with their purchases. So, instead of coming up with hundreds of mediocre ebooks, come up with those that your buyers will really treasure. Pack them with amazing information that will really bring difference to the lives or careers of your clients. As you're starting out, I would suggest that you strive to give these people more than their money's worth. This will help in making them remember you for a very long time. Not only that, this will also help in getting these people to recommend your ebooks and coaching services to their friends and family members.




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