Speak2MyCV for business coaches

Business owners look for a coach when they are stuck: growth has plateaued, they are working every hour, or the team does not run without them. They are wary of coaches who have never run anything. Your page lets them check, privately and at any hour, what businesses you have built or advised, which sectors you know and how your programmes work — answered only from your own record. Many owners search for help late in the evening, once the day’s work is done. Your page is there at that moment, answering in your own words, and it captures their contact while the decision to get help is still fresh.

What usually gets in the way

What we hear most

“Owners want to know if you have run a real business before they trust you.”

Your page answers from your own career history, so the question is settled before the call.

“Discovery calls repeat the same explanation of your programme.”

Describe it once; the page explains it to every visitor who asks.

“Prospects browse late at night when they are worried about the business.”

The page answers then, and captures their contact while the interest is real.

“You are compared with free online advice.”

Your page answers with your specific experience, not generic tips.

“You are not sure which problems bring owners to you.”

The questions log shows what they ask about most.

“Owners ask whether you work one-to-one, in groups or both.”

Describe your formats once and the page explains them to every owner who asks.

“You serve a particular region or industry, but enquiries come from everywhere.”

State who you work with in your material and the page helps visitors self-select before contacting you.

“Owners are sceptical after a bad experience with another coach.”

Your page answers their pointed questions with your actual background, without sales language.

In an ordinary week

Where it actually shows up

A restaurant owner wants to know whether you work with hospitality businesses.

The page answers from the sectors you described.

An owner wants to understand what a three-month programme includes.

If you uploaded your programme outline, the page explains it.

A peer group organiser is looking for a guest coach.

They review your page before reaching out.

An owner is ready to talk.

Your booking link in the page schedules the discovery call.

You plan a new workshop topic.

The questions log suggests what owners want help with.

A trades business owner wants help hiring a first manager.

They ask your page whether you help with first management hires and get your own answer.

An owner wants to prepare the business for sale in three years.

The page answers from your experience with exit preparation, if you included it, or says it does not have that.

A local business association wants a speaker for its members.

They check your page for topics and experience before inviting you.

An owner wants to know whether you have worked with family businesses.

They ask your page and get your own description of that work, including how you handle family dynamics, if you wrote about it.

A franchise owner wants to know whether you understand franchise agreements and their limits.

They ask your page and get your own answer about your franchise experience, if you included it.

An owner wants to know whether you also help with personal productivity, not just the business.

The page answers from how you described your coaching scope, so the owner knows what to expect.

Questions

Before you sign up

Question 1 of 11

Does the page give business advice?

It describes your experience and programmes from your material. The coaching itself is yours.

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Last reviewed 2026-11-15