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A Guide for Female Coaches On How To Convert Like Never Before On Discovery Calls

Finding yourself stuck in a cycle of endless preparation for discovery calls, only to end up with a string of maybes—or even outright nos?

👉🏼 You spend A LOT of money on a business coach and invest a good bit of time deciding on your niche and developing your signature methodology.

👉🏼 You then spent more money creating a website you could be proud of and copywriting that looks exactly the same - without even a bit of personality

👉🏼 You’ve followed every step and mimicked the success formulas of peers

EVERYTHING was in place

but that moment came…

On your first sales call, you followed your script to the T, but somehow, the prospective client wasn’t interested.

Then comes the second, third…, and fourth, and the same outcome. Your dream clients weren’t interested.

At this point, you’re in a panic. You’re second-guessing everything, including your ability to be a great coach. Not to mention, you can’t tell anyone because, at this point, it’s downright embarrassing.

This predicament is all too common, but there's a silver lining.

The root of the challenge lies in the disconnect that occurs from the initial contact to the discovery call itself.

Despite perfecting your script and rehearsing until it's second nature, that crucial conversion often remains elusive. Potential clients' hesitation usually boils down to two main issues: unclear messaging that leaves them uncertain about what you offer and the transition from providing value to asking for the sale that feels awkward.

The Solution Lies in Pre-Call Value Delivery

True selling comes BEFORE your discovery call.

Imagine flipping the script by concentrating on delivering value even before they hop on a call with you. Through thoughtful content that highlights the transformative experience of working with you, potential clients arrive at the call, already convinced that you're the coach they've been searching for. This pre-call strategy shifts the discovery call into a confirmation of their decision rather than a pitch session.

Outcome-Focused Messaging

The heart of truly effective communication lies in outcome-focused messaging.

This approach goes beyond the surface-level promises of helping clients achieve their dreams. It delves deeper, directly addressing the unique challenges and hurdles your clients face.

Outcome-focused messaging involves painting a clear, vivid picture of the transformation that's possible through your coaching.

It's about showing, not just telling, what life could look like on the other side of their struggles.

This method of communication does more than just inform; it evokes emotion, sparks imagination, and builds trust.

When clients can see the tangible outcomes of your coaching—envisioning themselves achieving their goals, overcoming their obstacles, and experiencing profound personal growth—their curiosity is transformed into a deep-seated commitment.

They're no longer just interested; they're invested.

This shift is pivotal not just for the client but also for your business, as it significantly enhances your conversion rates.

Nurturing Future Buyers

Remember that not every discovery call will result in an immediate sign-up—and that's okay.

People are on their own journeys, and timing is everything.

By nurturing these potential clients through free offers, like a value-packed Facebook group or an engaging email list, you keep the connection alive.

This long-term engagement ensures that when they're ready to take the leap, you're the coach they think of first.

Incorporating these strategies into your approach can revolutionize your discovery call process.

Deliver value early, clarify your messaging to focus on outcomes, and nurture your future clients patiently.

If the thought of putting these ideas into practice feels daunting, don't worry. I'm here to guide you through every step. Join me in my upcoming Bootcamp, or subscribe to my newsletter for more insights into making your coaching business thrive.

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