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By skmazeethPublished about a year ago 4 min read
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The business coaching market is already valued at over $11 billion, according to market research firm IBISWorld, and it is likely to keep expanding. Business owners now have additional opportunities to attract customers because to the growing number of wannabe entrepreneurs and the popularity of business coaches on TikTok and Instagram.

After promoting the advantages of a virtual assistant career on TikTok and becoming a viral sensation, Jessica Hawks' services were transformed into a coaching business when thousands of viewers started enquiring as to how they, too, could make $10,000 per month working freelance.

You have to have done exactly what you're helping people do in order to teach people or advise people, she said.

In order to expand her business, she hired a team in 2020 after establishing her services as a solopreneur.

You can make significant adjustments to your marketing for 2023.

specialising in lead generation and content marketing.

Opinion: I should adore marketing, but much like many other things, I prefer the outcomes to some of the effort. I have a strong bias toward two things: Is it enjoyable? Will it increase our sales as well?

These two items are frequently not the same marketing activity, which poses some difficulties.

Every time I collaborate on a client's plan, there will be at least one instance where I painfully realise I'm praising a crucial marketing initiative for them when I really should be doing it for our company. I'll write it down, deal with my guilt, and hope that it won't come up again until I'm working on a strategy again.

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I get nervous sometimes when I read things like "The Top Marketing Trends for 2023." I understand that I should be participating in the play, but frequently they include activities that will occupy my time while I'm here making sure I've covered the essentials.

I am aware that most small business owners have this trait. It's simple to let marketing fall into the "too hard" category or simply get pushed from Monday to Tuesday, and so on. At the end of the year, when I had one-on-one sessions with each of my coaching clients, it became abundantly evident that they all had similar topics to focus on for 2023. These were the actual challenges that many of us small business owners face.

This year, instead of attempting to keep up with trends, focus on getting the fundamentals right, learning how to obtain better outcomes, and perhaps even finding a little fun among the administrative tasks, education, and habit-forming you need for marketing.

Put the important things first.

I think of developing a marketing plan, and particularly a content strategy, as creating a sticky web that draws in and keeps your ideal clientele.

To accomplish this, you must prioritise maintaining your email list and creating a website that is highly functional, properly messaged, and effective.

Decide which platform you want to emphasise.

The ideal method to approach your social media for the year is to choose one primary platform you'll concentrate on for the whole of the year once you've established time and new habits for your email marketing and know your website is operating as it should.

You still post on other platforms, despite this. Posting to many social media platforms is made easier by programmes like metricool and repurpose.io. All platforms, however, call for more than just a publishing plan. They favour users who use the platform frequently, leave comments on other users' posts, and follow the algorithm's recommendations.

Pick a platform and concentrate on it. My general advice is to disregard the demographics of the platform you select. Every demography is adequately represented on each platform. Choose the one you are either most familiar with, particularly love using, or wish to become more skilled in by 2023.

Give your objectives some thought.

What do you expect this year's marketing to achieve? Make the objectives as quantifiable as you can, and concentrate on outcomes that help your company rather than those that only tickle your ego.

I like to base my goals on my sales targets because doing so tends to motivate my marketing efforts and help me overcome my apprehension when discussing what we do.

This year, I want to add five new firms a month to my coaching programme.

I also have some numerical objectives for the frequency of videos on my YouTube channel.

Make it elastic.

Most of us thrive when we strike the ideal balance between familiarity and change. It aids in our confidence growth, the acquisition of new abilities, and the improvement of content creation.

I'm a big proponent of setting some marketing personal development objectives. It can be to always publish consistently, to email everyone once a week, or to really develop your speaking skills in front of the camera.

Every year, I like to compile a list of the abilities I want to develop. I concentrated on TikTok for 2022 and studied, experimented, and learned a lot until I had learned everything I could on my own. I then made a TikTok coach investment.

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