STEP FIVE Map Out Your Client Journey by Creating a Marketing and Product Ladder Flashcards

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What is the purpose of creating a marketing and product ladder?

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To outline the client journey and understand where each prospect and client is in their relationship with you

This helps in guiding clients effectively through the coaching process.

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What is the first phase of the client journey?

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Curiosity

Clients become curious about the coach’s ability to help them survive and thrive.

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What types of questions do clients typically ask during the curiosity phase?

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  • How am I going to make payroll?
  • How am I going to save for retirement?
  • How can I save on taxes?
  • How can I work fewer hours but get more done?
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What should the first rung of the product ladder address?

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Marketing and sales collateral to pique clients’ curiosity

This collateral should communicate how the coaching service will help clients survive and thrive.

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How can a coach empathize with their clients?

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By creating a client ladder that reflects the client’s state and guides them through the coaching experience

This enhances the coaching relationship and effectiveness.

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What is the significance of the coach’s personal presence during client interactions?

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It can either pique a client’s curiosity or turn them off

Factors include demeanor, listening skills, and overall presentation.

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What is a one-liner in the context of coaching?

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An elevator pitch that succinctly communicates the coach’s value

It is crucial for successful networking.

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What are some curiosity tools that can be used to engage potential clients?

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  • One-liner
  • Business card
  • Website
  • Lead generators
  • In-person events
  • Presentations
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What is the second phase of the client journey?

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Enlightenment

Clients seek to understand how the coaching service will specifically benefit them.

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What is the main question clients have during the enlightenment phase?

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Will this work for me?

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What types of tools can be used to enlighten clients about the value they will receive?

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  • Website
  • Lead generators
  • Keynote presentations
  • Assessments
  • Introductory workshops
  • Webinars
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What is the final phase of the client journey?

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Commitment

Clients are willing to invest their money, time, and future in engaging the coach.

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What percentage of clients are generally willing to invest more for higher-tier products?

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About 10 percent

This is based on the value they perceive from the coaching.

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What is an example of a commitment product?

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  • Entry-level community group
  • Elite masterminds
  • One-on-one coaching
  • Private workshops
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Fill in the blank: The first rung of the product ladder needs to address the _______.

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marketing and sales collateral

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True or False: The line between curiosity and enlightenment phases is clearly defined.

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False

The transition is often blurry, with overlap between tools used in both phases.

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What can a coach do to ensure clients feel safe and comfortable to move to the next step?

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Create enough collateral across all three phases of the client journey.

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What can be the impact of introductory events on client engagement?

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They provide a test drive of the product and enlighten clients about the value they will receive.

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What type of job did the author hold before becoming a solopreneur?

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Executive coach and organizational development consultant for a large healthcare system

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What are the benefits of a W2 job mentioned by the author?

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Healthcare benefits and 401(k) match

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What was the author’s main concern about their W2 job?

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Ceiling on salary and stranglehold on calendar/availability

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What additional income sources did the author have while working a W2 job?

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Speaker, coach, and leadership development facilitator

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Why did the author need confidence before transitioning to full-time solopreneurship?

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To ensure they could make ends meet

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What opportunity arose for the author in January 2021?

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Speaking at a well-known tech company’s annual sales kickoff

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How much did the author earn from the speaking opportunity?

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What strategy did the author use to maximize the speaking opportunity?

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Sold additional coaching from the stage

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What was the pain point the author focused on for the speaking engagement?

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Communicating to drive results

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What additional service did the author offer to the participants?

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A four-week group coaching program

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What framework did the author use to create a landing page?

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StoryBrand seven-part framework

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What was the call-to-action on the landing page?

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SIGN UP NOW

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What was the result of the author’s speaking event after the talk?

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Two coaching cohorts filled and a growing waitlist

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How much revenue did the author capture from the speaking event?

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What additional revenue did the author earn from workshops after the event?

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What did the author realize about their income after the speaking event?

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They accounted for a third of their typical salary

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What is the concept of the ‘client ladder’ mentioned in the text?

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A framework to map the client journey and grow the coaching business

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What should coaches focus on when creating their marketing collateral?

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Mapping their client journey and offering clarity

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What is the long-term goal of completing marketing collateral for coaches?

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To scale into a coaching agency

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What should coaches do once they have their products and marketing plan in place?

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Set goals for growth of their coaching business

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True or False: The author believes that all marketing collateral should be created at once.