Industries / Professional Services

Life and executive coaching.
Automated.

A 6-month coaching engagement ends. The client achieved meaningful progress -- clarity on direction, measurable changes in behavior, a career transition completed. The coach did excellent work. And then the relationship ends by default rather than by design. A continuation offer at month 5 -- 'Based on where you are now vs. where you started, here's what the next phase could look like' -- converts at 40-50% of clients who are still in momentum. The coach who waits to be asked gets the 15% who circle back on their own.

What's eating your program continuation rate and corporate revenue

Coaching practice revenue lives in program continuation (the relationship that builds over multiple engagements) and corporate accounts (HR departments and executive teams that bring coaches in for specific outcomes).

Engagement End Without a Continuation Conversation

A coaching client who just completed a 6-month program and achieved real results is in the best possible position to commit to the next phase. The momentum is established, the trust is built, the methodology is proven. A continuation offer at month 5 -- while the client is still in the work -- converts at 40-50%. The same offer at month 7, when the client has started a new project and the coaching rhythm has broken, converts at 12-15%.

Corporate and Executive Team Accounts

An HR director managing leadership development for a 100-person company is spending $30,000-$80,000 per year on external coaching, workshops, and development programs. A corporate coaching proposal -- leadership cohort program, executive 1:1 packages, team effectiveness workshops -- targeting HR directors and L&D professionals in the service area builds the recurring corporate revenue that stabilizes the practice independent of individual client churn.

Referral Capture From Satisfied Clients

A coaching client who made a meaningful career transition, resolved a significant relationship challenge, or achieved a major business goal has a story they tell. People ask how they did it. A referral ask at the goal achievement moment -- 'If anyone in your network is facing similar challenges and would benefit from this kind of work, I'd welcome an introduction' -- captures the referrals that naturally follow visible transformation.

Workshop and Group Program Revenue

A life coach with 12 active individual clients is missing the leverage available in group formats: workshops, online cohorts, peer coaching circles. A single weekend workshop at $400/person with 20 participants generates the same revenue as 5 months of individual client work. A workshop promotion to the existing client list and their networks -- 'I'm offering a group intensive next month for [specific outcome]' -- fills the program from warm relationships.

Implementations for every
size of operation

The problems are the same at every scale. The build is different. Here is what SYNTAX deploys depending on where your operation is right now.

Solo Coach
Independent practice
You're coaching and managing your own client relationships. SYNTAX presents continuation offers at month 5, sends referral asks at goal achievement, and promotes group programs.
Month 5 continuation offerGoal achievement referral askGroup program promotion
Small Firm
2-8 coaches
You're managing multiple coaches and client portfolios. SYNTAX tracks all program timelines, handles continuation and referral sequences, and manages corporate outreach.
Program timeline trackingContinuation + referral sequencesCorporate outreach pipeline
Established Practice
High-volume + corporate accounts
At this scale the program continuation rate and corporate account revenue are the business. Which coaches have the highest continuation rate? Which corporate accounts have the most engagement? SYNTAX builds the data layer.
Continuation rate by coachCorporate account retentionGroup program fill rate

What we build for your operation

We do not sell software subscriptions. We build the automation layer on top of the tools you are already running and deploy it fast.

Continuation
Month-5 Program Continuation Offer

Engagement enrolled: timeline tracked. Month 5 of 6: continuation offer prepared -- based on progress made, what the next phase addresses, proposed format and investment. Delivered with outcome summary.

Month 5: continuation prepared
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Based on progress + next phase
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Delivered with outcome summary
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Accepted: new engagement started
Corporate
HR and L&D Outreach

HR directors and L&D professionals in service area identified. Corporate proposal: leadership cohort, executive 1:1 packages, team effectiveness workshop -- outcomes-focused, ROI framing. Day 7 follow-up.

HR directors + L&D identified
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Outcomes-focused proposal
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Day 7 follow-up
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Signed: onboarding started
Referrals
Goal Achievement Referral Ask

Major goal achieved (job transition, business milestone, relationship resolution): acknowledgment sent. Referral ask included: 'If anyone in your network is facing similar challenges, I'd welcome an introduction.'

Goal achieved: acknowledgment
→
Referral ask: specific outcome framing
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Introduction received: handled promptly
→
Referred client: source logged
Group Programs
Workshop Promotion to Network

Workshop or cohort scheduled: existing client list and email list notified 3 weeks before. 'I'm offering a group intensive for [outcome] -- here's who it's designed for.' Early bird pricing: 2-week window.

3 weeks before: announcement
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Existing list notified first
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Early bird: 2-week window
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Registered: confirmation + prep material
Month 5
continuation offer timing -- the window where clients are still in momentum and the next engagement feels like a natural evolution
40-50%
continuation conversion rate at month 5 vs. 12-15% at month 7 when the rhythm has broken and the client has moved on
4-6
weeks average payback window -- through program continuation, corporate account development, and group program revenue
48
hrs from kickoff to first deployed system running live in your operation

We built these systems
because we needed them first.

SYNTAX came out of Phase III Construction -- a service business running 5-12 simultaneous jobs across SE Michigan since 1993. The problems are universal: missed leads, slow collections, clients who fall out of the communication cycle, and recurring revenue that exists on paper but never gets captured. We built these systems because we were the ones bleeding time and margin without them. The same systems that fixed our operation are what we deploy for yours.

See what's possible in 30 minutes

Book a free workflow audit. We'll map your current operation, show you exactly where the hours and margin are going, and walk you through what your operation looks like with those gaps closed. 30 minutes. No software to buy. No long-term contracts.

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