About the Episode:
In today’s episode, we’re talking to Jenny Shih, the business coach who helps hard-working professionals navigate the murky waters of building a six-figure (plus) service-based business.
Now, Jenny wasn’t always a business coach… she actually began her career as an Engineering Project Manager at Hewlett-Packard, where she worked for nearly a decade before starting to make her own transition to business coaching.
Today, she helps a wide range of different types of business owners to do everything from building their email list to validating the concept of their service offering & growing it into a “real” business that actually earns money, overcoming strategic challenges in order to double revenue, build stronger sales skills and seriously so much more.
Jenny has a knack for being a creative problem-solver, and she’s put her skills to use with dozens of clients over the years.
In Today’s Episode, We Talk About:
[02:38] Where you should start if you’re thinking of selling services on the side of your day job
[04:10] The first step to take when you want to validate your service-based idea
[07:42] What are bite-size offers?
[12:57] Examples of bite-size offers
[16:14] The typical process between the bite-size offer and closing a major deal
[20:15] About her corporate world experience
[24:05] How she typically works with a client
26:16 Her recommendations for staying on track with your number one goal
28:45 The best investment she’s made in order to grow her business
Like What You’re Hearing? Subscribe for New Episodes.
"*" indicates required fields
Connect with My Guest:
Subscribe, Review, & Share:
If you enjoyed this episode of The Side Hustle Project, I would love your support. Head over to the show on iTunes or in the Apple podcast app and give us a rating please! And as always you can catch every episode on the Apple podcast app, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for tuning in.
I like the idea of offering a small or free product to clients to get your business started.
Right? Such a good hook to getting customers to immediately connect the dots on how much value you can deliver in a more hands on capacity eventually.