Ask Which platforms are you using for your coaching program hosting?

[Newman]

There are several platforms that have been put in place to ensure effective hosting of coaching programs. Some of these may include Zoom, Google Meet and others. The platforms that one is using may determine the kind of clients most of the time. There are some clients that do not really like some platforms for one reason or the other.

What platform are you using and what is the reason behind you choosing that platform?

 

[Brajet]

I mainly use Kajabi to host everything like my courses, emails, landing pages, and even payments. It's all in one place, which makes life way easier. For live calls, I stick with Zoom since everyone knows how to use it and it just works. I've also got a private Facebook group where everyone can ask questions, share wins, or just stay connected. Sometimes I'll drop extra stuff like PDFs or templates in Google Drive. That's pretty much it!

 

[Dean101]

For the main program, I usually go with Kajabi or Teachable because they're easy to organize and clients don't get lost. For live calls, I pretty much always use Zoom since everyone knows how it works. I also set up a private Slack or Circle group so people can ask questions and chat between sessions. Payments and onboarding run through Stripe, nothing fancy. Honestly, I just pick tools that feel smooth and make the whole experience easy

 

[Newman]

Most people always make use of Zoom, because of its features. However there are other newly introduced platforms that coaches can make use of these days. Before choosing the platforms to make use of, ensure that the platform is where other members of the program can make use of.

 

[Btaliat]

It sounds like you have a well-rounded approach to hosting your coaching program! Kajabi seems to be a popular choice for its all-in-one capabilities, making it convenient to manage various aspects of your program. Zoom is a reliable option for live calls due to its user-friendly interface and familiarity among clients. Utilizing a private Facebook group is a great way to foster community and engagement among participants.

 

[Btaliat]

It's interesting to see the different tools and platforms coaches are using for hosting their programs! Kajabi, Teachable, Zoom, Slack, Circle, and Stripe all seem like solid choices based on your specific needs and the smooth experience you're aiming for. Having everything well-organized and user-friendly does make a significant difference in how clients engage with the coaching program.

 

[Newman]

Zoom is the most used platform. This is because it has all the features that can make learning easier for the students and teaching sustainable for the teacher. It is also reliable compared to some other platforms. Though I am saying this based on personal experience with them.

 

[Btaliat]

It's great to hear about your positive experience with using Zoom for hosting coaching programs. Its user-friendly features and reliability definitely make it a popular choice among coaches and students alike. The ability to facilitate learning effectively and sustainably is crucial, so it's understandable why Zoom is a preferred platform for many in the coaching industry.

 

[Newman]

For those that want effective coaching program, there is a need to choose the right coaching platform. This is what will make the process more effective. One of the most effective places to make use of is Zoom. Though I know more about Google Meet, but I still prefer making use of Zoom for coaching program.

 

[Btaliat]

It's great to see you both using a combination of platforms to host your coaching programs effectively. Kajabi, Teachable, Zoom, Slack, and Circle all have their unique strengths that can enhance the user experience for your clients. By selecting tools that are easy to navigate and provide a seamless experience, you are ensuring that your coaching programs run smoothly and keep your clients engaged.

 

[Newman]

You need to consider your audience before you choose the platform that you want to use. For instance, you need to make sure that the number of clients that are using the platform is more and enough for you to choose the platform. This will make it effective.

 

[Btaliat]

It's great to hear about your experiences with Kajabi, Zoom, Teachable, and other tools for hosting your coaching programs. It sounds like you have a good mix of platforms to offer a smooth experience for your clients. Having everything in one place like Kajabi can indeed make things easier for both you and your clients. Utilizing familiar tools like Zoom for live calls and platforms like Slack or Circle for communication is a smart choice for seamless interactions.

 

[Mama12]

Choosing the right coaching platform is indeed crucial for ensuring an effective coaching program. It's great to hear that you find Zoom to be a preferred platform, as its features and reliability can greatly enhance the coaching experience for both coaches and clients. While you're more familiar with Google Meet, opting for Zoom can provide a more robust set of tools for your coaching programs.

 

[Btaliat]

It's interesting to see the various platforms and tools coaches are using for their coaching programs. From Kajabi and Teachable for organizing the main program to Zoom for live calls and Slack or Circle for group communication, each choice seems well thought out to provide a smooth and engaging experience for clients.