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Jo tackles the crucial topic of self-promotion and ethical marketing for coaches. She shares insights on overcoming the discomfort of self-promotion, reframing it as a service to your clients, and provides practical strategies for authentic marketing.
Episode Highlights:[00:00:00] - Introduction and podcast overview
[00:01:00] - The self-promotion paradox and its challenges for coaches
[00:02:00] - The hidden cost of modesty and missed opportunities
[00:03:00] - Reframing self-promotion as active serving of ideal clients
[00:05:00] - Psychology behind resistance to self-promotion
[00:06:00] - Addressing imposter syndrome in self-promotion
[00:07:00] - The likability factor and social expectations of modesty
[00:09:00] - Authenticity concerns in self-promotion
[00:10:00] - Reframing self-promotion as service, not sales
[00:12:00] - Jo's CLEAR method for effective and authentic self-promotion:
- Connect with your why
- Lead with value
- Evidence-based storytelling
- Authentic voice
- Regular consistent sharing
[00:14:00] - The ripple effects of self-promotion in the coaching industry
[00:15:00] - Addressing resistance to talking about money and success
[00:17:00] - Call to action: Share a client success story on social media
[00:18:00] - Closing remarks and resource information
Visit joannalottcoaching.com for free resources and leave a review if you found this episode helpful!
Useful Links
DARE GREATLY WAITLIST Dare Greatly (joannalottcoaching.com)
How to secure more coaching clients' free training
Download the 12 ways to get clients now
Learn about The Business of Coaching programme
Connect with Jo on LinkedIn
If you’re kind enough to leave a review, please do let Jo know so she can say thank you. You can always reach her at: [email protected]
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Jo tackles the crucial topic of self-promotion and ethical marketing for coaches. She shares insights on overcoming the discomfort of self-promotion, reframing it as a service to your clients, and provides practical strategies for authentic marketing.
Episode Highlights:[00:00:00] - Introduction and podcast overview
[00:01:00] - The self-promotion paradox and its challenges for coaches
[00:02:00] - The hidden cost of modesty and missed opportunities
[00:03:00] - Reframing self-promotion as active serving of ideal clients
[00:05:00] - Psychology behind resistance to self-promotion
[00:06:00] - Addressing imposter syndrome in self-promotion
[00:07:00] - The likability factor and social expectations of modesty
[00:09:00] - Authenticity concerns in self-promotion
[00:10:00] - Reframing self-promotion as service, not sales
[00:12:00] - Jo's CLEAR method for effective and authentic self-promotion:
- Connect with your why
- Lead with value
- Evidence-based storytelling
- Authentic voice
- Regular consistent sharing
[00:14:00] - The ripple effects of self-promotion in the coaching industry
[00:15:00] - Addressing resistance to talking about money and success
[00:17:00] - Call to action: Share a client success story on social media
[00:18:00] - Closing remarks and resource information
Visit joannalottcoaching.com for free resources and leave a review if you found this episode helpful!
Useful Links
DARE GREATLY WAITLIST Dare Greatly (joannalottcoaching.com)
How to secure more coaching clients' free training
Download the 12 ways to get clients now
Learn about The Business of Coaching programme
Connect with Jo on LinkedIn
If you’re kind enough to leave a review, please do let Jo know so she can say thank you. You can always reach her at: [email protected]
Enjoyed This Episode?
Don’t Miss the Next One! Hit subscribe on your favourite podcast app to be notified each time a new episode of Women in the Coaching Arena.

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