STEP TWO Create and Manage a Potential Client List Flashcards

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What is the first step in building a coaching business?

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Create a list of qualified buyers who would benefit from your coaching products.

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Why do most people start a business?

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  • To be financially free
  • Because they are passionate about a product
  • To help people
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What is a key strategy for finding potential coaching clients?

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Look for people struggling with problems that your coaching products resolve.

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How many names can you potentially list for coaching clients quickly?

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Ten to twenty names immediately.

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What percentage of people on your client list might engage your services?

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About 10 percent.

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How many names do you need to collect to build a successful coaching business?

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Two hundred names.

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Name three types of small business owners who could benefit from coaching.

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  • Real estate agents
  • Dentists
  • Gym owners
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True or False: Any business making less than $100 million could benefit from a small business coach.

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True

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What is one way to introduce yourself as a coach?

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Tell people you are a coach repeatedly.

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How long does it take for a career change identity to metabolize?

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About three years.

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What should a former accountant emphasize when transitioning to coaching?

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Their experience in identifying business mistakes through profit and loss statements.

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How can you further brand yourself as a business coach?

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By sending out emails that offer free value.

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What is the core function of a CRM in coaching?

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To manage a database allowing you to email clients.

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List two benefits of maintaining a personal CRM.

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  • Creates reciprocity
  • Keeps you in the minds of potential clients
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What should you do to nurture your email list?

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Create a CRM and add names and email addresses to your database.

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What kind of emails should you send to potential clients?

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Emails that offer solutions to their challenges.

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Fill in the blank: A CRM is short for _______.

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customer relationship management.

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What is one common mistake when choosing a CRM?

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Selecting a CRM that is too robust for a small database.

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What is a significant advantage of managing a CRM?

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It allows for effective communication with potential clients.

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What should you do if you are intimidated by managing a CRM?

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Dive in and play with it for a couple of hours.

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How can you use storytelling in your coaching business?

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Share your background and experiences to build trust with potential clients.

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What is the result of staying in touch with your business contacts?

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A larger network and increased familiarity when expertise is needed.

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What are some CRMs designed for?

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Managing a small database for businesses

Some CRMs offer low-price, entry-level subscriptions suitable for managing customer lists.

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What is a key problem with most CRMs for coaching businesses?

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They are too robust for managing small databases.

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What CRM company specializes in small business solutions?
Keap
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What can a well-managed CRM make business growth feel like?
Playing a video game
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What should you create to address customer challenges?
A list of the top twenty challenges your customers face
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Why will clients hire you as a coach?
To help them solve problems
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How can you segment your mailing list?
Based on the problems different clients have
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What is an effective way to identify client pain points?
Set up an automated survey inside your CRM
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List the six areas that create the biggest headaches for small business owners.
* Leadership * Messaging and Marketing * Sales * Products * Operations * Cash Flow
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What should you avoid doing in your emails to clients?
Giving away the answers for free
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What does the rule 'give away the why, sell the how' mean?
Discuss the importance of concepts but charge for the detailed processes
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What is the purpose of a nurture campaign?
Help potential clients diagnose and feel their problems
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What should be included at the end of each nurture email?
A mention of relevant products for sale
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What should you define as your coaching specialty?
Three areas where you deliver the best results
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What is a common mistake coaches make regarding client problems?
Failing to list the products that resolve those problems
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What is a recommended strategy for engaging potential clients?
Ask defined, repeatable questions to qualify them
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What type of questions should you memorize for qualifying potential clients?
Three questions based on your chosen problem areas
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What should you view your CRM as in your coaching business?
A community-building tool
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What is the structure of a good email to announce your coaching business?
* Greeting * List of main problems you help resolve * Testimony of success * Call to action * Request for referral
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What is a suggested first step when launching a coaching business?
Send an email to your CRM contacts announcing your coaching services
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What is a common challenge small business owners face?
Managing their teams effectively
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What should you do if potential clients express frustration about organizing their team?
Offer your management playbook as a solution
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What is the goal of asking qualifying questions to potential clients?
Help them realize they have problems you can solve
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What should you do after meeting a potential client?
Send them a follow-up email and enter them into your segmented list
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How should you communicate your expertise in your emails?
By mentioning your coaching products and how they solve client problems
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What is the main purpose of the email described?
To resolve management issues and help grow small businesses ## Footnote The email encourages small business owners to reach out for assistance.
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What was the financial outcome for Brad after sending a similar email?
$45,000 per month in coaching and consulting within six months ## Footnote This highlights the potential effectiveness of well-crafted emails.
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What is a risk-free taste of coaching mentioned in the text?
A small community curated and fostered by the coach ## Footnote This allows potential clients to engage without financial commitment.
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What is the purpose of hosting a monthly breakfast?
To build a community and allow potential clients to experience the coach's environment ## Footnote The breakfast serves as a non-committal introduction to the coaching experience.
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What should be emphasized when inviting potential clients to the breakfast?
The focus should be on solving their problems ## Footnote This approach enhances the value proposition for attendees.
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Why is it important for potential clients to attend the breakfast?
To build trust and familiarity with the coach and the community ## Footnote This can lead to future financial commitments.
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What is a key strategy for delivering keynote presentations?
Start with the problem you solve ## Footnote Engaging the audience right away increases interest.
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What is a recommended method for collecting leads during presentations?
Feature a lead generator with a QR code ## Footnote This has been shown to significantly increase email sign-ups.
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What is an effective closing statement for a keynote presentation?
Restate the problem and offer a lead generator solution ## Footnote This ensures the audience remembers the key message.
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What is a webinar in relation to coaching?
A free online presentation to engage and attract potential clients ## Footnote Webinars can be a practice platform for presenting skills.
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What should be included in a free business assessment?
Questions to identify client struggles and explain solutions ## Footnote This helps in gauging potential client needs.
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How many paying clients are typically needed to build a successful coaching business?
Fifteen to twenty paying clients ## Footnote Converting 10% of leads can achieve this goal.
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What should existing clients be encouraged to do?
Invite friends to events like the monthly breakfast or webinars ## Footnote This can expand the coach's community and client base.
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What is the primary objective when starting a coaching business?
Building a community ## Footnote This is considered more important than immediate financial gains.
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What is essential for growing a coaching business effectively?
Lead generators, a CRM, and follow-up emails ## Footnote These tools automate and enhance outreach efforts.
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What is the time required to qualify and nurture a lead once a CRM is created?
About two minutes per lead ## Footnote This highlights the efficiency of using a CRM.