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Jul 5, 2022 13 min

Ep. 185 What Tech Do You Need to Offer a Group Program?

from The Leveraged Practice Podcast Hosted by Stephanie Clairmont

Stephanie Clairmont explains how business owners can invest in technology to grow their coaching practice. In this episode, she shares the exact tech stack she uses to support her elearning business, describing each platform's purpose across the entire sales process. Listen in as Stephanie discusses the keys behind a successful landing page, choosing an email provider to manage your list, and her preferred onboarding platform for new clients. Key Topics: Why you don't need to be a "techie" to use technology successfully as a coach (1:30) Hiring help to set up and manage your tech (03:38) Setting up a high-converting landing page (04:44) Building a mailing list (07:59) Onboarding your clients (09:16) A recap of Stephanie's elearning tech stack (11:48) If you liked this episode, you may also enjoy: Ep.183 Which Program Idea Should I Start With? Ep.181 Make More Profit Ep.180 What I Would Do If I Started my Business Over Again Are you looking for more help? Book your FREE Strategy Call This is your chance to have Stephanie or one of our coaches meet 1:1 with you for 30 minutes to assess your business model, what strategy would work best for your clients, and if The Leveraged Practice would be a good fit for you. TalkWithTLP.com

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