Everybody and their mother says you MUST use social media marketing for your coaching business, but why haven’t we stopped to consider the possible repercussions on our craft – our abilities as a coach? Read the blog with linked resources here!
In today’s episode, Stacie talks about social media marketing for coaches, the potential hidden costs to your coaching practice, and a better, more mindful and moderate approach to marketing your business with social media.
Stacie answers a big question – Does social media marketing – specifically for coaches – have the potential to degrade our coaching skills over time? – by diving deeper into the questions below:
- Is social media marketing really worth your time and energy?
- What creates a great coach? And how can social media marketing potentially impede these skills?
- The research: Can focusing too much on social media marketing potentially destroy our skills as coaches?
- A better, more moderate approach to social media marketing for coaches
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Mentioned on the podcast:
Book: Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman
Podcast: Six reasons to quit social media, maybe even forever
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