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There is an accepted principle in business, "the best new clients are old clients". As a coach, inevitably you will need to look for new clients as you grow or as existing clients move on.

It's no secret that coaching isn't a highly lucrative business to be in. I haven't met a coach yet who started a coaching business for the money.

Google analytics is a free tool anyone can set up on their website to track how many visitors they get, where the visitors are from, and what they are doing.

I met this dude Pablo the other day and he let me in on a little secret the pro's use to create awesome looking engagement images for posting to social media

It's always puzzled me a little why so many great coaches give certain advice to their clients/athletes but don't apply that same advice to themselves.

This post is not about which coaching tools to use, or about how you interact with your clients once you have acquired them.

If you aren't collecting email addresses on your health, fitness or coaching website, then you should be.

Although social media is an important part of a good marketing mix, it's great for engagement but email outperforms social media in terms of sales

Seriously if you aren't taking credit card payments for your coaching products and services, you are leaving money on the table. You just don't know how much.

If you are coaching Olympians feel free to take yourself as seriously as you like. Although even Olympians like to have a bit of fun now and then.