15 min
155: Scaling from Private to Group Coaching: 8 Common Mistakes The Elevate Effect®
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8 Most Common Mistakes Scaling from Private to Group Coaching
Leveraging group programs is a great strategy to improve scalability. Still, many business owners are unprepared or unaware of the changes required to serve successfully one-to-many. It’s not just about increasing the number of customers you sell an offer to. You have to change the dynamics of how you deliver results.
Today, I’m sharing some of the most common mistakes business owners make when transitioning to offering group programs, along with the potential consequences, so you can avoid these pitfalls and scale successfully.
In This Episode You’ll Learn:
The most common mistakes made when transitioning from private, 1:1 offers to group programs.Why delivery dynamics have to shift if you want to successfully transition to offering group programs.How to achieve scalability with a group program while maintaining delivery quality and achieving better client results.
Next Steps:
The Expansion Code is OPEN for enrollment! This is your roadmap to scaling. I will show you the common thought errors and mistakes you might encounter, as well as what to focus on at each phase as you scale so you can reach your next level. Click HERE to join before we start next week!Sign up for The Brief HERE and get weekly CEO-level strategies and resources to help you scale.
Let’s Connect
Glean from our library of CEO ResourcesConnect with Kathryn on Instagram!
Listen + Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher!
We’d greatly appreciate a podcast rating and review so we can reach more entrepreneurs like you!
Search for the podcast in your podcast app (The Elevate Effect®)Scroll down and click 5 starsTap “Write a Review” & enter a brief reviewPress sendSend me a screenshot of your review (DM me on Instagram or email hello@kathrynbinkley.com) and I’ll give you free access to my CEO Scorecard. This is the same tool I use with my multiple 6 and 7 figure clients to help them uplevel their role as CEO and achieve massive results.
8 Most Common Mistakes Scaling from Private to Group Coaching
Leveraging group programs is a great strategy to improve scalability. Still, many business owners are unprepared or unaware of the changes required to serve successfully one-to-many. It’s not just about increasing the number of customers you sell an offer to. You have to change the dynamics of how you deliver results.
Today, I’m sharing some of the most common mistakes business owners make when transitioning to offering group programs, along with the potential consequences, so you can avoid these pitfalls and scale successfully.
In This Episode You’ll Learn:
The most common mistakes made when transitioning from private, 1:1 offers to group programs.Why delivery dynamics have to shift if you want to successfully transition to offering group programs.How to achieve scalability with a group program while maintaining delivery quality and achieving better client results.
Next Steps:
The Expansion Code is OPEN for enrollment! This is your roadmap to scaling. I will show you the common thought errors and mistakes you might encounter, as well as what to focus on at each phase as you scale so you can reach your next level. Click HERE to join before we start next week!Sign up for The Brief HERE and get weekly CEO-level strategies and resources to help you scale.
Let’s Connect
Glean from our library of CEO ResourcesConnect with Kathryn on Instagram!
Listen + Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher!
We’d greatly appreciate a podcast rating and review so we can reach more entrepreneurs like you!
Search for the podcast in your podcast app (The Elevate Effect®)Scroll down and click 5 starsTap “Write a Review” & enter a brief reviewPress sendSend me a screenshot of your review (DM me on Instagram or email hello@kathrynbinkley.com) and I’ll give you free access to my CEO Scorecard. This is the same tool I use with my multiple 6 and 7 figure clients to help them uplevel their role as CEO and achieve massive results.
15 min