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Wellness Pro Podcast with Cate Stillman


Nov 18, 2020

Jenn is having trouble managing her Facebook group. As a seasoned YHC member, Jenn has been successfully running a high end coaching course, but not without its struggles. Lately, managing her Facebook group has become time consuming, with few leads transitioning into sales. 
But why are people on Jenn’s Facebook group hesitating to start being coached by Jenn? And how can you effectively balance your marketing strategies and enrollment with your coaching?
Listen to Jenn talk to Cate about how to get a systematic flow of leads towards the end result, how to transition people from Facebook to email, and much more.

What you’ll get out of tuning in:

  • How to get the right people into your facebook group
  • How to convert your facebook leads into sales
  • How to have more impact with less effort

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Show Highlights:

  • Jenn talks about the difficulties of balancing marketing and coaching
  • Jenn shares how her journey has taken her from contraction to expansion
  • Jenn explains how she blossomed in the YHC community

Timestamps:

  • 0:59 Facebook Groups and the effectiveness of their leads
  • 7:39 Overcoming people’s objections to joining your course
  • 16:07 Understanding what is keeping you from making the necessary changes
  • 21:29 The impact vs. effort grid

Guest Bio:

Jennifer Allen teaches alignment-based yoga with an emphasis on finding ease in the body, coaches people on developing healthy habits and guides people into their unlimited potential through Ayurveda.
She discovered Ayurveda in 2013. Her Ayurvedic studies have been influenced by John Douillard, Sarah Hutchinson and Cate Stillman. Jennifer completed an 18-month Yoga Health Coaching certification program to deepen her knowledge of Ayurveda and habit evolution techniques in 2018. She has been leading hikes at the Grand Canyon since 2013 and is an outdoor educator and Certified Interpretive Guide for the Grand Canyon Conservancy.