Course, Group, or Membership: Which One Do You Actually Need?

When dietitians start thinking about creating additional offers for their private practice, one question often comes up: Should I create a course, a group program, or a membership? While these formats may seem like different ways to package the same information, they actually serve different client needs.

In this episode, Libby explains how to choose the right offer based on the type of support your clients need. She breaks down when a course makes sense for education, when a group program is better for accountability and applying what clients have learned, and when a membership can provide ongoing support. She also discusses why one-on-one counseling may still be the best option for clients who need individualized care.

You'll learn why the right offer should match both your client's needs and the type of business you want to build and how to evaluate an offer before investing time and energy into creating it.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

• The key differences between courses, group programs, and memberships
• When a self-paced course is the right fit for your clients
• Why group programs work well for accountability, feedback, and application
• When a membership makes sense for ongoing support
• Why one-on-one counseling may still be the best option for some clients
• How to match your offer format to your clients' actual needs
• What each offer requires from you as the business owner
• How to identify recurring client problems that could lead to new offers
• Three practical questions to answer before creating your next offer

Connect with Libby:

1. Instagram: @libbyrothschild | @dietitianboss 

2. YouTube: Dietitian Boss

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