Do you sit down to blog only to draw a big fat blank?

Blogging is a surefire way to grow a killer coaching or servicing business, but what’s a heart-centered entrepreneur to do if writing & researching for hours (for a single post!) isn’t exactly your idea of a good time?

That’s why we’ve created done-for-you blog post sets loaded with professionally-written and totally tweakable posts you can use to keep your blog filled with fresh content – without the sweat & stress (and secretly scrapping thousands of words every time you do try to put together a post).

You can edit the content any way you’d like. Add your own unique examples & stories, feature your own clients and mentors – you can even convert the posts into audios or videos your audience can devour anywhere.

So, start building a fun-to-read blog that grows your coaching business, credibility & client base…the easy way!

Here’s what to do with these blog posts:

Step 1: Don’t let them sit on your hard drive. Have your VA load them up into draft mode in your blog (or do it yourself at night over a glass of wine).

Step 2: The next time you need to write a blog post, choose one of your drafts in your blog that you will use as your starting point.

Step 3: Change the post title. (Use a keyword tool for ideas or come up with something fun on your own.)

Step 4: Infuse a little bit of YOU into the post. Add some examples, a personal story, feature a client or a colleague or a mentor.

Step 5: Add an eye-catching photo/graphic for social media. Hire this out or use an easy tool like Canva or PicMonkey to create a simple graphic with a photo in the background and text overlay.

Step 6: Include a call-to-action / monetization in the posts. Every post should have a goal. So what’s the “next step” for this individual post? Hiring you? Connecting with the community? An affiliate link? Buying your program?

Step 7: Publish.

Step 8: Start spreading the word on social media, tell your lists, share with anyone you featured in the post, etc.

Step 9: Repeat with another post next week!

But you’ve got to have them in order to use them. Again, if you only used ONE blog post, it’s still so worth the cost!