Comments for Coaching Website Marketing http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog Attract Clients Using the Web Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:35:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on 8 Web Writing Tips by Mary Rosenbaum http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/creating-compelling-content/8-web-writing-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-955 Mary Rosenbaum Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:35:14 +0000 http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/?p=250#comment-955 Great post Kenn. I would add that when creating your blog stay on brand whenever you write - if your ideas resonate with your readers you want them coming back for more. Consistency and constancy are important in maintaining a well read blog. Great post Kenn. I would add that when creating your blog stay on brand whenever you write – if your ideas resonate with your readers you want them coming back for more. Consistency and constancy are important in maintaining a well read blog.

]]> Comment on 8 Web Writing Tips by Dr. Shaunna Menard http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/creating-compelling-content/8-web-writing-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-935 Dr. Shaunna Menard Wed, 10 Mar 2010 15:12:30 +0000 http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/?p=250#comment-935 Great tips Kenn! I will pass these on to my coaching buddies and use them myself.sa Great tips Kenn! I will pass these on to my coaching buddies and use them myself.sa

]]> Comment on How a Blogging KIT Beats a Newsletter KIT for Building Your Expert Coach Status by John Hadley http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/growing-your-list/how-a-blogging-kit-beats-a-newsletter-kit-for-building-your-expert-coach-status/comment-page-1/#comment-789 John Hadley Sat, 27 Feb 2010 19:15:40 +0000 http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/?p=246#comment-789 I've found exactly the reverse. I have produced a blog for almost 2 years, and find it more psychological effort for less (apparent) payoff than the newsletter I've been putting out for 6 years. I get more comments generated by my newsletters, it gives me something very professional to send to people, and my list has been growing 25% per year. Unless you get a lot of comments on your blog, it can feel like writing into a void - who's really listening? ____________________________________ John West Hadley Career Search Counselor (908) 725-2437 "Land The Job & Pay You Deserve" Get 100's of Career Tips at www.JHACareers.com Career Accelerator Blog: http://JohnHadley.JHACareers.com I’ve found exactly the reverse. I have produced a blog for almost 2 years, and find it more psychological effort for less (apparent) payoff than the newsletter I’ve been putting out for 6 years. I get more comments generated by my newsletters, it gives me something very professional to send to people, and my list has been growing 25% per year.

Unless you get a lot of comments on your blog, it can feel like writing into a void – who’s really listening?
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]]> Comment on How a Blogging KIT Beats a Newsletter KIT for Building Your Expert Coach Status by Rhonda Hess http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/growing-your-list/how-a-blogging-kit-beats-a-newsletter-kit-for-building-your-expert-coach-status/comment-page-1/#comment-760 Rhonda Hess Wed, 24 Feb 2010 20:52:05 +0000 http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/?p=246#comment-760 KIT - that's really clever, Kenn. I love my blog. I started it a year ago and my list has more than doubled since. I find it's easier to stay in touch with my market. And, because of the ways that blogs connect to social media, my blog is getting out into the hands of way more than my list every week. I recommend all coaches have a blog. In fact, if you're just getting starting a blogsite, like the kind Kenn can create for you, can replace a static website altogether. Happy Blogging! KIT – that’s really clever, Kenn. I love my blog. I started it a year ago and my list has more than doubled since. I find it’s easier to stay in touch with my market. And, because of the ways that blogs connect to social media, my blog is getting out into the hands of way more than my list every week.

I recommend all coaches have a blog. In fact, if you’re just getting starting a blogsite, like the kind Kenn can create for you, can replace a static website altogether.

Happy Blogging!

]]> Comment on How a Blogging KIT Beats a Newsletter KIT for Building Your Expert Coach Status by Bill Graybill http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/growing-your-list/how-a-blogging-kit-beats-a-newsletter-kit-for-building-your-expert-coach-status/comment-page-1/#comment-759 Bill Graybill Wed, 24 Feb 2010 18:57:44 +0000 http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/?p=246#comment-759 I totally agree. I have just created a website and decided that I would use the blog and not do a newsletter. I still have to make that happen to a greater degree but that is where I am heading. Why? Because I have too many newsletters and would rather read a quick blog. I know that there are a lot just like me. I totally agree. I have just created a website and decided that I would use the blog and not do a newsletter. I still have to make that happen to a greater degree but that is where I am heading. Why? Because I have too many newsletters and would rather read a quick blog. I know that there are a lot just like me.

]]> Comment on How a Blogging KIT Beats a Newsletter KIT for Building Your Expert Coach Status by Kenn http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/growing-your-list/how-a-blogging-kit-beats-a-newsletter-kit-for-building-your-expert-coach-status/comment-page-1/#comment-758 Kenn Wed, 24 Feb 2010 17:48:26 +0000 http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/?p=246#comment-758 Hi Joanne. Yep. You definitely need people's permission, which could be someone who subscribed to your RSS, a friend on FaceBook (indirect permission) who sees your status update that you blogged (automatic), your email list subscriber who gets the blog entry. Hi Joanne.

Yep.

You definitely need people’s permission, which could be someone who subscribed to your RSS, a friend on FaceBook (indirect permission) who sees your status update that you blogged (automatic), your email list subscriber who gets the blog entry.

]]> Comment on How a Blogging KIT Beats a Newsletter KIT for Building Your Expert Coach Status by Joanne Irving http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/growing-your-list/how-a-blogging-kit-beats-a-newsletter-kit-for-building-your-expert-coach-status/comment-page-1/#comment-757 Joanne Irving Wed, 24 Feb 2010 17:22:49 +0000 http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/?p=246#comment-757 With the various tools (RSS, social networks) it’s easy to send your blog post to your readers and to potential readers. Once setup, it’s automatic. - re this bullet point, don't people have to subscribe you your blog to receive it? How can you reach potential readers with a blog entery? With the various tools (RSS, social networks) it’s easy to send your blog post to your readers and to potential readers. Once setup, it’s automatic. – re this bullet point, don’t people have to subscribe you your blog to receive it? How can you reach potential readers with a blog entery?

]]> Comment on Leveraging The Web – Blog to an Ebook – My Free Ebook by Kenn http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/creating-compelling-content/leveraging-the-web-blog-to-an-ebook-%e2%80%93-my-free-ebook/comment-page-1/#comment-662 Kenn Tue, 16 Feb 2010 22:40:04 +0000 http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/?p=228#comment-662 Hi Margie, Thanks for your comment. That's a great question ... with all the overwhelm, what do you focus on? Unfortunately, I'd say it really depends on where your market is. I'm guessing you're not so clear on where they are at, hence any of the activities may or may not work. If I'm correct, my suggestion is focus your efforts on a viable niche. It's handy to spend some time research and discovering a profitable niche. Here are some articles I amassed a while back that could help: http://www.coachingsitesthatwork.com/coaching-niche-articles.asp Hi Margie,

Thanks for your comment. That’s a great question … with all the overwhelm, what do you focus on?

Unfortunately, I’d say it really depends on where your market is.

I’m guessing you’re not so clear on where they are at, hence any of the activities may or may not work.

If I’m correct, my suggestion is focus your efforts on a viable niche.

It’s handy to spend some time research and discovering a profitable niche. Here are some articles I amassed a while back that could help:

http://www.coachingsitesthatwork.com/coaching-niche-articles.asp

]]> Comment on Leveraging The Web – Blog to an Ebook – My Free Ebook by Simon Collins http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/creating-compelling-content/leveraging-the-web-blog-to-an-ebook-%e2%80%93-my-free-ebook/comment-page-1/#comment-546 Simon Collins Wed, 10 Feb 2010 13:52:01 +0000 http://coachingsitesthatwork.com/blog/?p=228#comment-546 The ebook I could write: 10 tips on living a successful life The ebook I would love you to write: How to write a great ebook. The ebook I could write: 10 tips on living a successful life

The ebook I would love you to write: How to write a great ebook.

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