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LinkedIn lead generation for coaches

Fill your calendar with discovery calls from professionals who are ready to invest in coaching, without spending your evenings sending DMs.

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Coaching sells on trust

People buy coaching from someone they believe understands their situation. That's why mass DMs and "I help X do Y" templates fail: they feel like a funnel, not a person. LinkedIn outreach works for coaches when it feels like a genuine conversation with someone who gets it.

How we do it

  1. Pick a clear audience. New managers at tech companies, founders scaling past 20 people, sales leaders missing quota: the narrower, the better the replies.
  2. Make your profile the landing page. Headline, about section and featured posts that show who you help and the change you create.
  3. Start with their situation. Messages reference the prospect's role or a recent change, and ask a question before offering anything.
  4. Book discovery calls. When someone wants to talk, we book them onto your calendar with notes from the conversation.

Individuals or companies

If you coach individuals, we target the professionals themselves. If you sell coaching programs to companies, we target the people who buy them: HR, L&D and department heads.

Pricing for coaches

One-time tech setup, then $250 USD per qualified booked call. See how pay per booked call works.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of coaches is this for?

Business, executive, leadership, sales and career coaches whose clients are professionals or companies, and whose programs are worth thousands.

Can you sell coaching to companies, not just individuals?

Yes. For corporate coaching we target HR, L&D and team leaders, who buy coaching for their people.

Do I need to post content too?

It helps but it isn't required. Prospects check your profile and recent posts, so a few posts a month that show your thinking make outreach work better.

Will this feel spammy?

No. We send a limited number of personal messages each day, written in your voice, and stop as soon as someone says they're not interested.