Blogging for Coaches

To blog consistently is no harder than eating healthy meals consistently or exercising consistently – basically, it’s hard, very hard.

And it’s not gonna happen without fail.

If you’re wondering how to blog consistently in spite of this I have 6 simple steps for you to build a consistent blogging habit…

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Thinking you might need a blogging coach? This article will help you clarify whether you do and what you might need help with.

There are many reasons why people pick a blog coach, but the main reason is that something is not working. If you have a blog and aren’t sure why it’s not giving back, try to understand which of these you might need help with.

If you have or are creating a coaching practice you probably already know how important it is to build a great reputation. Starting a successful coaching blog for your coaching business will help you achieve this. You can create high-quality content in the form of a blog post, a video, or a podcast, and the best place to host this is your website.

Sure you’ll need to share it on social media, but social visibility is fleeting, and placing your content on your website will help you get leads from Google search without creating more content.

Here are 8 things to keep in mind if you want to start a blog for a successful coaching business:

Many successful coaches such as Denise Duffield Thomas and Marie Forleo attribute part of their success to blogging. Both say it was really important in the first years of their online coaching business. A coach blog is key to start the momentum your coaching business needs.

How does a coach blog help?

A coach blog helps you achieve the first results you need to take your coaching business from zero to success in the first 2 – 3 years.
It helps you achieve all those micro-goals that you need to get your business off the ground:

1. To get your discovery calls booked
2. To build authority
3. To easily feed ideas and content for your social media channels

The key to this first stage is to become known and start to grow an audience of people who know who you are and what you do. They also need to be the type of people that would potentially need your services: your ideal clients.

Whether your coach blog is new or not, this process is going to help you create a strong blog that is ready to rank the hell out of every post you publish.

But it’s not just about ranking – it’s also about serving your audience, positioning yourself as an authority in your industry and harvesting that traffic a.k.a turning that visitors into leads and wonga.