4 Simple Steps to Create a Stunning Coaching Brand Identity That Feels 100% You - Episode 29
In today’s episode of The Life-First Business Podcast, we’re diving into how to create a standout brand identity for your coaching business without hiring a designer.
Whether you're a new coach looking to save on expenses or someone overwhelmed by the DIY process, this episode will help you build a cohesive and professional brand you’re proud of.
In This Episode, I Cover:
Why branding doesn’t need to hold you back when starting out.
The importance of strategy over perfection in early-stage branding.
Four simple steps to creating a cohesive and professional DIY brand.
How to choose colors, fonts, logos, and imagery that reflect your values and connect with your ideal clients.
Why This Matters:
Your brand identity is not just about looking polished; it’s a tool to communicate your coaching style, values, and vision to your ideal clients. A well-designed DIY brand helps you create confidence, attract the right audience, and start showing up consistently without the designer price tag.
Key Learning Outcomes:
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How to define the core elements of your brand identity to resonate with your audience.
The step-by-step process to choose and integrate colors, fonts, and logos for a cohesive look.
How to create visual consistency in your branding to enhance professionalism and attract clients.
The Coaches Brand Kit:
I’ve created The 4-Step Branding Kit for Coaches to make this process as quick and easy for you as possible!
This kit includes:
A branding quiz to determine your brand theme.
Curated color palettes, font sets, and logo templates.
Step-by-step tutorials to guide you through the entire branding process.
Logo file templates to organise all your logo file sin the right size and format.
You can check out the kit, currently available for just NZ$37, by clicking the link HERE. It’s designed to save you time and help you create a stunning, aligned brand you’re proud to showcase.
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