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In this episode of Do The Work, we’re breaking down two of the most important levers for growing your business right now: creating freebies that actually convert and tracking the numbers that drive growth.
We start by diving into how freebies have evolved and why the old “educational PDF” approach no longer works. Today, the best-performing freebies are simple, actionable, and focused on solving a specific, immediate problem your ideal client is facing in their day-to-day life.
We walk through real examples (including some from our clients) and show you how to shift from “teaching information” to driving implementation because freebies that get used are the ones that turn into clients.
Then we shift into a conversation every entrepreneur needs to hear: tracking your numbers. We break down why most people avoid data, how simply increasing awareness can improve results, and the exact KPIs you should be tracking each week if you want to grow consistently.
We also talk about how to analyze your data without emotion, identify your biggest bottlenecks, and focus on the actions that actually move your business forward, not just the ones that feel productive.
In this episode, we cover:
• Why most freebies don’t convert anymore
• The difference between teaching vs solving in your free content
• How to create simple, actionable freebies your audience will use
• Why PDFs often fail (and what to use instead)
• The key numbers every coach should track weekly
• How awareness alone can improve your results
• How to identify your biggest business bottlenecks
• Why data should always come before emotion
Free Resource
Want help creating a freebie that actually converts?
DM us on Instagram with “FREEBIE” and we’ll point you in the right direction.
About Us
Coaches Creating Impact helps health professionals scale to $10K–$20K+ months using proven systems for content, lead generation, and sales.
Connect with Us
Reuben IG: https://www.instagram.com/reubendriedger/
Terri IG: https://www.instagram.com/terridriedger/
By Reuben & Terri DriedgerIn this episode of Do The Work, we’re breaking down two of the most important levers for growing your business right now: creating freebies that actually convert and tracking the numbers that drive growth.
We start by diving into how freebies have evolved and why the old “educational PDF” approach no longer works. Today, the best-performing freebies are simple, actionable, and focused on solving a specific, immediate problem your ideal client is facing in their day-to-day life.
We walk through real examples (including some from our clients) and show you how to shift from “teaching information” to driving implementation because freebies that get used are the ones that turn into clients.
Then we shift into a conversation every entrepreneur needs to hear: tracking your numbers. We break down why most people avoid data, how simply increasing awareness can improve results, and the exact KPIs you should be tracking each week if you want to grow consistently.
We also talk about how to analyze your data without emotion, identify your biggest bottlenecks, and focus on the actions that actually move your business forward, not just the ones that feel productive.
In this episode, we cover:
• Why most freebies don’t convert anymore
• The difference between teaching vs solving in your free content
• How to create simple, actionable freebies your audience will use
• Why PDFs often fail (and what to use instead)
• The key numbers every coach should track weekly
• How awareness alone can improve your results
• How to identify your biggest business bottlenecks
• Why data should always come before emotion
Free Resource
Want help creating a freebie that actually converts?
DM us on Instagram with “FREEBIE” and we’ll point you in the right direction.
About Us
Coaches Creating Impact helps health professionals scale to $10K–$20K+ months using proven systems for content, lead generation, and sales.
Connect with Us
Reuben IG: https://www.instagram.com/reubendriedger/
Terri IG: https://www.instagram.com/terridriedger/