Fast-Tracked Coaching/Consulting Business Authority Building Course Launched

Oct 10, 2023

Michael Driggers Jr. has announced the launch of his Instant Authority Engine course for coaches and consultants looking to raise their industry reputation and authority in order to gain new clients.

Walnut Creek, United States - October 10, 2023 /PressCable/

With the launch of the Instant Authority Engine course, Michael Driggers Jr. provides a complete guide for those launching and scaling a coaching or consulting business, regardless of their previous experience or existing client base.

More information is available at https://www.instantauthorityengine.com/

Included in the newly launched course, members will discover a methodology for generating authority around their services which actively attracts prospective clients instead of needing to chase for leads.

The market for coaching and consulting continues to grow and its value is estimated to exceed $20 billion by 2030. However, newcomers to the industry can often struggle to gain traction due to a catch-22 situation where coaches need clients to help build up their reputation, but a lack of reputation means they attract fewer clients.

Developed for new and experienced coaches alike, Instant Authority Engine provides insight into the methodology Mike Driggers has already used to help over 100 coaches develop their own businesses. This includes creating offers that showcase a coach’s subject matter expertise in order to attract their ideal clients.

Following the launch process, the course takes coaches and consultants through the steps for scaling their business so that it can continually attract regular premium clients using tried and tested strategies. The course also encompasses areas such as automating lead generation, becoming an internationally recognized authority, and how to get featured in the media.

With over 40 years of experience as an entrepreneur, Michael Driggers Jr. is uniquely positioned to provide newcomers to the industry with training and insight into how to successfully build a new business. In addition to the Instant Authority Engine course, Driggers also offers further resources such as his ‘Done-For-You’ coaching business program and an informative ‘Unleash And Amplify Your Message With Authority Positioning’ eBook.

Michael Driggers Jr. states, “The Instant Authority Engine is based purely on my results and the results of my clients. Nothing is guesswork, none of it is theory. I only teach what I have used myself and what gets results.”

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://mikedriggers.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Mike Driggers
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Organization: IME Publishing Group
Address: 1990 N California Blvd, Suite 20 PMB 1065, Walnut Creek, California 94596, United States
Website: http://www.MikeDriggers.com

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