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 As a writing coach, one of the most important questions I ask myself is, “Who is my ideal writing client?” If you don’t know who your perfect client is, you’ll end up trying to help everyone—and helping no one deeply. Today, I want to break this down in a very simple way. By the end, you’ll have a better idea of who you should be working with too. Also, if you find this post helpful, please consider supporting this work here: Donate to Support . And don’t forget to fill the form at the end to get your free coaching checklist for writing coaches ! So, Who Is My Ideal Writing Client? My ideal writing client is someone who wants to write but doesn’t know where to start. They dream of writing a book, a blog, or even social media content, but they’re stuck. They might be afraid. They may think their writing isn’t “good enough.” They often say things like: “I don’t know how to organize my ideas.” “I start writing but never finish.” “I’m not sure anyone will read what I write.” ...

 If you're asking, “Where can I find people who need a writing coach?” —you’re not alone. Many new or even experienced writing coaches wonder the same thing. The good news? There are plenty of people out there looking for help with writing. You just need to know where to find them. In this post, I’ll show you where to look, how to connect with them, and how to get started. Plus, I’ve included a free coaching checklist just for writing coaches—scroll down to grab it! 1. Start With Facebook Groups One of the easiest places to find people who need a writing coach is Facebook. There are thousands of writing-related groups. These include groups for: Aspiring authors Self-published writers Freelancers Bloggers Journalers Join groups where people talk about writing struggles. Watch what questions they ask. Comment to help. Once you’ve added value, you can share that you're a writing coach and offer help. Don’t spam—just be helpful and let people come to you. 2. Check Linke...