WATCH THE REPLAY
Run a 30 Day CGM Challenge To
Build Trust, Confidence and Clarity With Your Clients
Run a 30 Day CGM Challenge To
Build Trust, Confidence and Clarity With Your Clients
Learn how to structure, promote, price, and lead a CGM Challenge in your practice from the
first invitation through the final debrief.
Learn how to structure, promote, price, and lead a CGM Challenge in your practice from the
first invitation through the final debrief.
A CGM Challenge Should Do More Than Give Clients Data
It Should Guide Them Toward Better Choices And Show Off Your Expertise
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What's covered in the replay:
- The 30-day Challenge structure — what happens from the opening week through the final debrief, so you’re not inventing the experience as you go.
- What participants should track and what they can ignore — so the CGM becomes useful instead of another stream of numbers they don’t know what to do with.
- How to keep people participating when motivation starts to drop — because getting someone to put on a CGM is different from keeping them engaged for 30 days.
- How to promote, fill, and price your Challenge — so it works as an offer inside your practice, not simply an educational event.
- How the Challenge can lead into longer-term care — giving qualified clients a clear next step when 30 days reveals that they need more than 30 days.
- How to run it again — so the work you put into your first Challenge can become something you use more than once.
After You Watch You Have Two Options:
Option 1:
You can take the structure from the training and build your own version.
Map the 30 days. Write the participant communication. Create the educational materials. Build the tracking elements. Write the promotional copy. Build a sales funnel. Put together the emails. Create the client-facing materials. Then test all of it in your practice.
Option 2:
Implement The CGM Challenge Toolkit
Everything Margaret walks through in the training has already been built into a ready-to-customize CGM Challenge.
Instead of starting with a blank page, you launch with the structure and materials already in place. All you need to do is:
1) Set your dates.
2) Customize the materials for your practice.
3) Invite your participants.
4) Run the Challenge.
The difference is simple:
The replay shows you how the CGM Challenge works.
The Toolkit gives you the version you can put to work in your practice.
If you'd rather spend your time leading the Challenge than building all the pieces required to run one from scratch, the Toolkit was made for you.
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