Month one: building the foundation
You are starting the process of building a new distribution channel. In month one, the focus is on technical setup and initial testing. Your provider will get the network pages active and start posting your content. You need to ensure your landing pages are prepared for the influx of new visitors. Don't judge the success of the initiative yet. This is about establishing the mechanics of the network so that it can run reliably for you in the months to come.
Month two: data-driven optimization
By month two, the network is operational, and you have data. You can now see which of your coaching videos get the most traction. This is the testing phase. You should be iterating on your content based on what you learn. Maybe your framework videos work better than your talking heads. Use this period to sharpen your messaging. The goal is to maximize the traffic volume while keeping the quality of the leads aligned with your business targets.
Month three: scaling for results
Now you have a proven model. You know what content brings in the best traffic. In month three, you lean into the winners. You have your team create more content that mirrors the videos that drove the most interest. This is when the network transitions from an experiment into a predictable growth lever. You have built a pipeline that feeds your business, and now you are focused on optimizing the conversion to ensure you get the best ROI for your spend.
CEO oversight during the 90 days
Your job during this time is to ensure that the strategy is aligned with your broader business goals. Are the leads coming in the kind of people you want to coach? Are they converting? If not, communicate with your provider to adjust the content or the targeting. Treat the network as a high-velocity experiment that you are overseeing. By the end of 90 days, you should have a clear answer on whether this is a core channel for your business.
The first 90 days transform the network from a technical experiment into a predictable, scalable traffic source for your coaching business.
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Follow-up questions
How involved do I need to be?
Review the metrics monthly. You should be involved in the high-level strategy, but the provider handles the daily technical execution.
What is the biggest pitfall in the first 90 days?
Giving up too early. It takes time for the network and your content to find the right audience. Stick with it for the full 90 days.
What is a successful outcome after 90 days?
A predictable flow of qualified traffic that you can track and iterate on, proving it is a sustainable growth lever.