31 blog post ideas you can use to market your life coaching business

So you want to help other people get more out of life? How do you let people know that you’re there to help them accomplish their goals and change their lives for the better? You can build up your clientele with consistent marketing by providing value in the form of blog posts, videos, and infographics. Below are 31 content marketing ideas you can use to build up your life coaching business. Feel free to tailor it specifically to the services you provide!

1. 4 simple ways you can improve your physical health

2. How to recognize positive people in your life

3. Here are several ways you can increase your financial intelligence

4. Getting more sleep will allow you to accomplish these goals

5. How to balance family, work, and everything else

6. This is what happened to Sally after coaching her for six months

7. Here are 4 books that will get you out of bed every morning

8. Every successful business owner follows these simple habits

9. How to recognize the right mentor for you

10. These tips will help you be more productive

11. How to get more out of your mornings

12. You need a vision board. Here’s why.

13. Which life goals should you pursue?

14. 5 ways to grow your business

15. Why NBA champions still listen to their coaches after winning it all

16. What to expect in your first life coaching session

17. How to manage your life after your spouse dies

18. Use these tips to communicate more effectively at home

19. What are limiting beliefs and how can I get past them?

20. This is how to create a vision for success

21. Here’s what all top business owners do every morning

22. How to have thriving relationships with family and friends

23. 5 benefits of taking time for yourself and how to take a break

24. How to find the right life coach for you

25. What top athletes and business people have in common

26. 3 ways to get that raise you’ve been wanting

27. Signs that you are in a toxic relationship

28. Use these tips to increase your self confidence

29. How to get more out of life

30. Don’t get stuck in awkward conversations by doing these 4 things

31. Why self-development is a worthwhile investment

As you can see, these content ideas are pretty straightforward. There’s a good chance you’ve already covered similar topics with clients if you’re an active life coach. Sharing your knowledge through content marketing will help potential clients better understand your thought process and philosophy. You give others a chance to learn more about you and what you have to offer.

Generating valuable content is a worthwhile investment in the future of your business. It improves your SEO and helps you build a real brand. Do you have any specific questions about how to generate valuable content for your business? Email Josh at josh@jamiascreative.com with any content marketing questions you may have!

Social media trends you need to be aware of for 2020

2019 has been quite the year for social media practitioners thanks to the algorithm changes on apps like Instagram and the growth in user base for apps like TikTok. It can feel overwhelming to try to keep up with all of the changes in social media. Despite this feeling, you can still increase sales and build your brand on social media by staying on top of the latest trends. We’ve compiled a handful of social media trends you need to be aware of for 2020. Sure, this isn’t the full list but don’t worry about it. Focus on the social media marketing trends in this blog post:

Rise in new social platforms

It can be easy to forget that Facebook was once a new social platform. Not everyone knew about Instagram when it first came out. As the user base of different social media platforms continues to grow, don’t be afraid to test out new social networks your target audience uses or may use. Doing your research will help you be ready for new growth opportunities. Some of these apps you may not have heard of yet include Telegram and Meet Up.

Messaging has never been more important

As apps like Facebook try to demonstrate a value for privacy, the value of messaging apps like Facebook Messenger and Instagram’s Threads will grow in popularity. It’s important that you respond to all messages you receive. Staying on top of all messages you receive will help you increase brand loyalty and improve your brand’s reputation.

Consistency still matters

A new year doesn’t mean the value of or need for consistent posting is put to an end. Whether you’re posting every day, twice a day, or three times a week, stick to your schedule. You can’t expect any organic reach or organic engagement if you don’t post to your social accounts. Quality content will give you the opportunity to earn the trust of new followers and customers. Always focus on providing value to give people a reason to keep coming back to your profiles whether it’s on Instagram or Twitter.

Social commerce will be a normal thing

The use of social media networks sell products and services only continues to grow. Social commerce is effective 58% of people say social media influences their purchasing decisions. There are several things you can do to increase your sales through social media marketing. One way to increase your social commerce opportunities is to optimize all of your content for mobile. This is because 45% of in-store consumers rely on mobile social platforms to inform them about purchasing decisions. Another way you can succeed with social commerce is respond to all reviews. Staying on top reviews will help you maintain a positive reputation.

Do you have any questions about how these social media trends affect your business? Email Josh at josh@jamiascreative.com!

Twitter marketing best practices you need to know

If you want to succeed on Twitter, there are a handful of best practices you need to use. It’s estimated that the number of American Twitter users will grow to approximately 59.6 million in 2022. While Twitter doesn’t have the massive user base of Facebook, it’s a network that makes it easy to engage with other users. What’s great about these best practices is that they won’t cost you a single dime. They’re all free. Here the top Twitter marketing best practices that will get you results on one of the top social platforms of all time:

Clear profile pic

Believe it or not, not everyone has a clear profile picture. Some accounts use blurry images. Others use pictures that have nothing to do with their business. Your best bet is to use your company logo as your profile picture. If it’s your personal account, use a headshot so you’re easily recognizable.

High quality header image

The header image is similar to a cover image on Facebook. Your header image needs to be a high quality image. Don’t use pictures that are pixelated or blurry. Choose a header image that tells the story of your brand.

Snappy, concise bio

This is your chance to share what you do and let everyone know more about your brand. Think of it as your elevator pitch. Be clever or funny if it’s consistent with your brand.

Tweet consistently

You can’t succeed on Twitter if you don’t tweet. It sounds simple but not everyone does it. Here are a few ideas of what you can share:

• Recently published blog post from your website

• Industry trends

• Run a poll

• Live Tweet an event hosted by your business

If you need to, use a social media scheduler to tweet consistently. We recommend using a scheduler to help you grow your presence.

Reply to all comments and direct messages

It’s important that you respond to any and all comments/direct messages you receive on Twitter. You’ll struggle closing sales and increasing your follower count if you’re not social. By taking time to respond, you show that you care about people.

Engage with relevant tweets

To increase your organic reach and influence, participate in comment threads and retweet other the tweets of collaborative accounts. You can find threads to join by searching hashtags that are unique to your business. For example, if you’re a sports news business, focus on the hashtags for the sports you cover.

Do you have any questions about Twitter marketing? Email Josh at josh@jamiascreative.com!