Consulting Startup Launch Strategist: New Business Growth Coaching Announced

Feb 9, 2024

Jeanne Omlor has updated her Business Success Accelerator program with new tips and strategies for startups in the consulting space.

Beckett Ridge, United States - February 9, 2024 /PressCable/ —

These updates are part of a series of changes coming to the program in 2024, all intended to help those looking to enter the highly competitive consulting and coaching industries. Her program provides end-to-end support, from the inception of the business to client acquisition strategies and beyond.

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This update in particular introduces new modules focusing on the business launch process, and how that process may look for self-supported consultants with limited resources. To help in these situations, Jeanne shares her personal strategies for promotion and client outreach on a small or even nonexistent budget.

She has chosen to provide this guidance in response to a recent study, which found that nearly 85% of consulting businesses fail within their first two years. Post-mortem analysis reveals that many of these businesses did not take the proper steps to develop a valuable proposal, did not take the time to establish themselves in their niche, or both.

To curb this troubling trend, Jeanne will be bolstering the Business Success Accelerator program throughout the year.

This batch of updates arrives in the form of new pre-recorded content, available in a “learn-at-your-own-pace” format to all participants.

In addition to the new modules, Jeanne has also modified her coaching strategy, and will be available for regular one-on-one meetings to discuss the new course material. She will also assist in the creation of custom action plans, directing each participant personally as they navigate the perilous business development and launch process.

One participant shared the following experience: “Ever since I joined the BSA, I have dreamt about sharing my first big win, and today is the day. I just closed my first ever 3k client - not only my first ever client in general, but my first money made through online coaching. I am so excited, and it would not have been possible without Jeanne Omlor.”

Those interested in joining the program should schedule a one-on-one consultation with Jeanne to discuss the program and how it may be able to help in a given situation. Spots are currently available, and will continue to open on a rotating basis.

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Name: Jeanne Omlor
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Organization: Jeanne Omlor International LLC
Address: 8216 Princeton Glendale Road #287, Beckett Ridge, Ohio 45069, United States
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