
Program design that actually works. Learn how to build a group coaching program that scales your business, delivers real results for your clients, and frees up your time.
Program Design for Coaches is hosted by Dr. Curtis Satterfield.
I've spent 17 years as an educator and course designer, building over 30 courses from scratch. I now help coaches who are at capacity with 1:1 clients figure out h... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CoursesEntrepreneurshipEducationBusiness | |||

Most coaches plan their group program by listing everything they cover in 1:1 sessions and turning it into content. It feels logical. It also tends to produce a program that looks right but doesn't move people the way your one-on-one work does. The g... more
If your roster is full and it still doesn't feel the way you thought it would, you haven't done anything wrong. You've hit the income ceiling every successful coach eventually hits. And the problem isn't your work ethic or your pricing. It's the mode... more
If you're building your coaching business on social media, you're building on land you don't own. The algorithm changes, your reach drops, and the audience you spent months growing suddenly can't hear you. That's not a marketing foundation, that's re... more
If you've been trying to sell a course in 2026 and the numbers aren't adding up, the problem isn't your marketing. The market has structurally shifted. Courses are declining, and the practitioners who've been in this industry for years are saying it ... more
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I've listened to so many podcasts about building online courses and they're all the same. Launch strategies, sales funnels, webinar scripts. Nobody talks about what happens after someone buys. Curtis does.
The episode about the two tools for course completion completely changed how I think about my lessons. I used to just teach what I knew and hope students followed along. Now I use his Outcome Tests and use Problem-Example-Lesson structure. Simple changes but my students are actually finishing... more
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The show targets solopreneurs who design and run online courses, focusing on how to structure programs so students actually transform and complete lessons. Across episodes, the host debunks marketing-first approaches and emphasizes outcomes, clear lesson design, and structured modules. Listeners can expect practical frameworks, real-world anecdotes, and actionable steps to improve enrollment, engagement, and credibility through well-designed courses rather than hype. A standout trait is the emphasis on student transformation as the path to sustainable growth and social proof, often referenced through concrete tools, case studies, and step-by-step guidance.
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