Author Archives: Kenn Schroder

This post was originally published on Kenn’s blog Coaching Sites That Work. If you’re networking on LinkedIn often, then this signature move outlined below can bring more qualified traffic to your site – leading to new subscribers, clients, and product … Continue reading →

This post was originally published on Kenn’s blog Coaching Sites That Work. While having a gorgeously designed email template gives eye appeal, the harsh reality is that trying to implement a visually stunning email newsletter often causes more problems than … Continue reading →

This post was originally published on Kenn’s blog Coaching Sites That Work. In the past, you were required to get 25 likes for your Facebook page in order to get a custom URL. That’s no longer the case since September … Continue reading →

This post was originally published on Kenn’s blog Coaching Sites That Work. High rankings in search engines are better than gold. It’s because the traffic you get are people who want what you have. They are actively seeking help. They … Continue reading →

This post was originally published on Kenn’s blog Coaching Sites That Work. When people surf, they’re on a smooth fun wave, and they like it like that. They like to ride that wave, feel the glide, fly through the wind … Continue reading →

This post was originally published on Kenn’s blog Coaching Sites That Work. One of the simply astonishing feats of using WordPress as the platform (the technical behind-the-scenes guts) for your coaching website lies in the speed at which you can … Continue reading →

This post was originally published on Kenn’s blog Coaching Sites That Work. I recently read the book, Positioning by Al Ries. One big take-away from the book is to realize the importance of having a dominant position in the minds … Continue reading →

This post was originally published on Kenn’s blog Coaching Sites That Work. Getting traffic from search engines is magnificent. What coach wouldn’t want people coming to their website who are eager for what the coach has to offer? But most … Continue reading →

This post was originally published on Kenn’s blog Coaching Sites That Work. Your list is gold. If you can fill it with people who love what you have to offer, you’ll have a great source from which you can get … Continue reading →

This post was originally published on Kenn’s blog Coaching Sites That Work. It’s good to seek clients through your immediate contacts as those contacts will have some familiarity with you. People like working with people they are familiar with. Here’s … Continue reading →

Writing is a fantastic skill to have when it comes to marketing on the Web. Search engines love the written word, and the written word moves the fastest – it’s light-weight, and easy to share on various devices such as … Continue reading →

I recently asked a coach friend, “What would you absolutely love for your website to do?” His response: “Hey, Kenn! If you can assert to coaches that their website can give them coaching leads, and deliver that, you could have … Continue reading →

If you’re attempting to appeal to two different markets with different challenges on the same website, you’re likely in for a lot of struggle. The basic challenge is that when you appear to be “the solution” to more than one … Continue reading →

On your website, what should you call yourself? Coach? Transition coach? Business coach? Success coach? Health coach? What if you’re a health coach and you don’t want to rule out “wellness” ? But hey, you’re also holistic too, so how … Continue reading →