EPISODE · Aug 7, 2026 · 55 MIN
How to Get More Coaching Clients Without a Big Following
from Business of Coaching Workshop · host TurnKey Coach
Being a great coach is not enough to build a successful coaching business. You also need a consistent way to attract leads, start conversations, follow up, and turn interested people into paying clients. Mike Crowson, CEO and co-founder of AR Funnel, joins Andrew Jackson to explain why the online coaching market is not as saturated as it feels—and why coaches with smaller audiences can still build profitable businesses. They discuss why posting content and waiting is not a marketing strategy, how many conversations coaches should start each day, why imperfect action beats endless preparation, and how to create content and lead magnets for a clearly defined ideal client. You'll also learn: Why great coaches often lose to better marketers How to turn social media engagement into actual leads Why coaches should track daily marketing inputs How to create a lead magnet people genuinely want Why most prospects need nurturing before they are ready to buy How texting and automation can improve follow-up Why your existing contacts may be your best source of new clients How to connect marketing, onboarding, and coaching fulfillment You do not need a massive following to grow your coaching business. You need a clear audience, a valuable offer, consistent outreach, and a reliable system for following up with the people who show interest. Connect with Andrew Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrewbarbender/ X: https://x.com/AndrewBarBender Connect with Mike Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mike_crowson/ Call: https://arfunnel.io/ar-booking PS - Want to grow your coaching business without continually adding more hours? Attend the Scalable Coaching Conference on August 27. Reserve your seat HERE.
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