Melissa Ingold

2017 September Coaching Workshops PLR package by CoachGlue is about how to run a low maintenance monthly club earning recurring income.

How to Create a Low-Maintenance Monthly Club for Recurring Income

Sep 2017 Coaching Workshops pack consist of the following 4 folders:

1. step1-promo-tools-to-presell-your-program – it consists of 5 blog posts (each post has about 500 words), 4 promotional emails and 10 social media posts (lesser words)
2. step2-tools-to-host-your-free-webinar-teleseminar – it consists of a (1) Webinar Slides.pptx (31 slides), (2) Guest Handout.docx , (3) Contents for Confirmation Page, Opt-in Page and Thank You Page and (4) Webinar Script (more than 5000 words)
3. step3-sales-letters-to-sell-your-program – it consists of the content for the sales page (about 1500 words)
4. step4-coaching-program-checklists-exercises – this folder consists the main content of the whole package which will describe in more detail below

Main Content

The main content consists of 4 modules. Each module consists of 1 Action Plan, 1 Checklist, 1 Slide (around 20 slides for each module) and 1 Guide. The 4 guides have about 10,000 words. I have provided some content from one of the guides for your review below.

Sample content:

When should you not create a membership club (low or high maintenance)?

It is probably not your best idea if you only have five or six clients and you don’t yet have a list. Ditto, if you are not yet a well-known member of a strong community. But by all means, plan for one, and put that plan into practice, the moment you do judge the time is ripe.

Tossing up a quick membership club also isn’t a great idea if you’d like a lucrative turnout. It’s more of a passive-income supplementary strategy—perfect for increasing buzz and reaches—but once it’s established a low monthly membership club can increase your visibility and grow your reach.

Another exception if you’re still an unknown quantity: If you are being mentored by, or know, someone with high visibility and authority in your niche—someone with her own large and enthusiastic affiliate base. Providing your club fills a need for that authority figure and pleases her community, you stand a much better chance of interesting her in promoting your low-maintenance monthly club.

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Well, you know what happens, because you’ve most likely done this yourself. You either forget all about the offer, or you can’t remember who was making it (or promoting it); or time simply just passes, and other things push it away, till they’ve missed the opportunity.

One way to eliminate this: Create a sense of urgency. (We touched on this earlier when discussing launching and re-launching.) That’s where you use strategies such as counters in your landing page running a “countdown” until the offer closed; limited seats; and limited time before special prices or bonuses run out. Only opening your club once or twice a year is another definite way to create that buyer-motivation.

You can even create a sense of urgency for totally evergreen memberships by offering certain bonuses or discounts throughout the year when they sign up.

A word about bonuses:

Hot-offer bonuses make people want to sign up and never leave.

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