Hey healthy ladies!

I’ve received a lot of questions lately asking whether you should include prices on your sales page — so I thought I would share my thoughts on this today.

I personally ALWAYS list the prices of my programs. The reason I do that is mostly personal preference — so today I’m going to share the reasons why you might or might not choose to display your prices on your website.

(Of course, the key thing is that you do what works for your business, so it might be a good idea to track what results you get when you do either — and see what really is working.)

First things first, ask yourself - if you were a potential client for your own program, what would you prefer? This is why I decided to put my prices up online. Because as a client and customer, I like to know the price of the program or course when I come across a coach I would like to work with. I definitely don’t like to get on a call with them without knowing the investment.

Watch the below video or read on to help you decide the best way to go for your business.

What I’d like to talk about today is the difference between a ‘launch’ vs. everyday marketing or promotion for getting 1-on-1 clients…

I’ve been getting a number of questions from my Advanced Mastermind group, UPswing Momentum, about whether launch tactics — marketing tactics such as FB Lives, Instagram Stories, and FB ads — can be used for everyday marketing to get 1-on-1 clients.

And I was actually a little confused when I first heard these questions!

Because I think that online, we all get so exposed to the BIG launches — where you see someone promoting a LOT for a short period of time — normally if they have a group program that has a set start date.

Something that has come up a lot during recent coaching sessions with my clients has been how much time blogging, newsletters and social media takes.

They feel as if they are constantly on their computer, spending hours at a time staring at screens, bogged down with blogs, newsletters, email sequences, and Instagram posts.

One client said to me just last week:

“Amanda, I feel like I am just constantly working in my business, but the weeks go by and I feel like all I have been doing is writing newsletters and blogs!!”

Can you relate?

As many of you know, I’m a massive fan of Danielle LaPorte.

(For those of you aren’t familiar with Danielle, she’s a bestselling author, spiritual seeker, a member of Oprah’s SuperSoul 100, and all-round inspiring woman in business and in life.)

Many times over her truth bombs and teachings have sparked ‘a-ha’ moments for me, and back in February of this year, I went to see her speak LIVE here in Sydney with a group of dear friends… it was AMAZING.

Which is why I was SO excited about her latest book release!

Hey healthy lady!

Amanda Jane Daley here, business mentor for Health Coaches & Wellness Entrepreneurs, and in today’s post we’re going look at THREE systems you must have set up in your wellness business.

For today’s post, you can watch the video, download the audio or read the transcript 🙌.

Okay, so let’s dive deeper into those 3 systems you need to have in place.

1. A system for storing important documents and information

If you haven’t realised already — running a successful online business requires many, many documents, processes, meetings, and (hopefully!) lots of client bookings.

Hello healthy lady!

Amanda Jane Daley here, Business Mentor for Health Coaches and Wellness Entrepreneurs, and today we’re going to talk about what to put on the homepage of your website to attract your ideal clients.

There are 5 MUST-HAVES that you need to have on your website homepage, along with 2 bonus items, that are going to help you to attract (and win!) your dream clients.

Hey healthy lady!

Today we’re going to be looking at FOUR ways to position yourself as an expert.

Despite what you might think, you actually already have all the knowledge you need — you don’t have to do another training — you already ARE an expert.

These tips will help position yourself as the expert you already are, so you can share that knowledge with the people who need it most.