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Someone I love very much sometimes asks for help with training challenges that need untangling in his business. I start asking a lot of questions. He asks: Can’t you just solve it? And - Why do I have to to be involved? Other clients might be thinking the same thing but aren’t as comfortable confronting me.

Here’s why:

- Your small business is your baby. Nobody experiences the challenges the way you do. Nobody feels the pain as acutely as you do. If I guess instead of learning from you, my suggestions might make no sense for your situation. I will have wasted effort and you’ll have wasted money.

- You have to be willing to invest some time with me up front, so I can know what’s bothering you most, and whether my first ideas resonate before I dive deeper.

In addition to saving you money, this investment saves you time and stress in the long run.

- Time: I will teach someone else how to do something you do yourself now. I will take writing off your plate.

- Stress: I will provide resources for your people to do things by themselves without having to ask you. I will help organize your thoughts and content into presentations and lessons so onboarding a new staff member or customer is a consistent process.

If you become MY client I promise you a friendly partnership experience as long as you can spare a little time for me to identify your challenges with precision.

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PowerPoint Content Makeover TIP

If you want your audience to excitedly ENGAGE with your program, your slides should use words that INVITE THEM IN.

In a recent client presentation,
I changed this:
·      Some of the many resources & guides we offer to further support our clients (accompanied by a bulleted list)
To this:
·      Resources and Tools for Your Coaching Journey (accompanied by photos of those tools)

Presentation Slide: Before and After

Small, subtle changes, but now, an audience member can imagine themselves ENGAGING with those tools, instead of reading a bulleted list and wondering: How do you support ME?

Website Content Audit Process


Updating your website content doesn't have to be a wrecking ball experience. 


It doesn’t mean you’ll have to start over from the beginning.

I screenshot small sections of your website and review them one at a time.
- Is the content necessary?
- If so, does it belong here or should it be on a different page?
- Can I make it more concise?
My feedback, draft rewrites, and suggestions for that small section go underneath.
Sometimes I’ll say a section is good as is!

Paced. Not overwhelming.
Want to refresh your content?

Make sure work gets done when you're on vacation!

Have you ever thought, "It'll be faster if I just do it myself"?
 

When you're the only one who can operate an area of your business, whether it's a technical process or using an industry software, that creates a big liability.

What if you’re out sick? Or on vacation?

I work with clients to translate the knowledge in their heads into clear, design-forward documentation that makes sense for the task that has to get done.

I’ll help you go on vacation knowing work can continue without you.

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