14 February 2025
Every successful business knows how to win clients. Every lasting business knows how to keep them.
If you’re not consistently winning coaching clients—or if they aren’t staying long enough to see results and refer others—you’re missing the foundation of a thriving coaching business.
That’s exactly why the International Authority for Professional Coaching & Mentoring (IAPC&M) published How to Win and Keep Clients: 7 Proven Success Strategies to Grow Your Business. And at ReciproCoach, we know that reading about strategies isn’t enough—you need to apply them.
How to Win and Keep Clients Peer Coaching Round
We’ve partnered with IAPC&M to offer another dedicated How to Win and Keep Clients Peer Coaching Round. Over 14 sessions (7 as a coach, 7 as a client), you’ll actively refine your client acquisition and retention strategies. With each session structured around a chapter of the book, this round offers a practical, hands-on way to integrate these strategies into your business.
Who is this for?
✅ Coaches struggling to gain new clients
✅ Coaches who want to retain clients until they are fully complete
✅ Coaches looking to replace completing clients with referrals
Find out more about what’s included in this round and how it’s impacted other coaches, then register before March 16. Registration closes on Sunday, March 16.
Most coaches don’t struggle because they lack coaching skills—they struggle because they haven’t mastered the business of winning and keeping clients. Take this opportunity to turn this around.
Supporting coaches in thriving in business,
Kerryn Griffiths, PhD, PCC
Global ReciproCoach Coordinator
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