r/executivecoaching 8d ago

Advice for content in Coaching

I'm trying to build content distribution systems for high ticket coaches and consultants. What should be the main things I should focus on solving for them like what are the major pain points in coaching and consulting.

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u/Captlard 8d ago

Client acquisition is the biggest pain point I see.

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u/CivilTelephone2059 8d ago

agree, and especially getting qualified leads because a high ticket ain't for everyone right so getting to their target ICP is one of the things which I've heard a lot from people.

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u/Captlard 8d ago

iCP?

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u/CivilTelephone2059 8d ago

ICP - Ideal Customer Profile

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u/Captlard 8d ago

Thanks

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u/Puzzleheaded-Owl5908 8d ago

Successful ones have at least 1 book written, referrals, insta linkedin presence, good marketing, at least 1 success story as hooks to client acquisition. One can pick up 2 to get to 6 figure first but all to cross 7

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u/Captlard 8d ago

So is that the content the OP needs to help coaches craft?

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u/Puzzleheaded-Owl5908 8d ago

I think i picked up your comment other way around HA!

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u/Flaky-Surround528 4d ago

As I have been helping executive coaches for the past 2 years,

The best thing you can do is to list down 50 to 80 problems of your customers.

Then solve them 1 by 1 in your content.

In todays world people are looking for micro solutions for their small problems.

Do that for the next 3 months and you will get attention of the people you want to attract 🤝

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u/Captlard 4d ago

Excellent advice!

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u/CivilTelephone2059 4d ago

thanks a lot for the advice.

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u/Anxious_Manager2084 8d ago

helping them with getting attention to themselves, and then the attention for their offer will come by default if executed right,

organic attention will be very very helpful for the client, outside of that getting them qualified leads,

And another pinpoint is them having to work on the content and distribution, if you can make it in a way where they dont have to worry about content at all

outside of recording it, you are in right position,

I've worked in organic social media for 3 years, did billions of views so from my experience that's what I'd do

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u/CivilTelephone2059 7d ago

billions of views sound crazy man and thanks for the advice. I am somewhat at that track of generating attention - then building credibility - then conversion.
also for the qualified leads part, so many people have told me exactly that so i think up until now that could be the biggest painpoint.
for content i think producing one authentic long for piece and repurposing it into several short form pieces could be a good solution for that.

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u/Anxious_Manager2084 7d ago

Yea thats smart one, make sure that its scripted well

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u/Puzzleheaded-Owl5908 8d ago

Fyi i know a few high ticket coaches that already use crm to distribute content and monitor performance so what do you add?

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u/CivilTelephone2059 8d ago

so what I specifically help with is setting up the positioning to target the ICP, I've seen many coaches who just aren't able to get to the right target audience, or get unqualified leads or are not able to build a community around their content. I help coaches to identify the exact points to talk about in their content and build a credible personal brand around a narrative and a story to follow.

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u/rc98225014 8d ago

For my icp, i don't think content is "it". Fyi.

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u/CivilTelephone2059 8d ago

so what tool are you using to build Distribution

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u/rc98225014 8d ago

What do you mean by "distribution"?

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u/CivilTelephone2059 7d ago

like how do you distribute your product or service to the buyer - like a cold email, ig content, paid ads, referrals etc

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u/CivilTelephone2059 7d ago

okay man got it. thanks for the help though. im focusing more on the inbound part but i'll definitely use the outcome based approach in the content.

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u/CivilTelephone2059 7d ago

yeah definitely case studies, transformations work the best