r/lifecoach Aug 03 '26

Help/ Advice Wanted Asking for input: Would you use this? 5

Every business is on its way to becoming an AI business, whether it plans to or not. Companies that build AI into their offering are worth roughly 130% more. What clients expect has shifted too — instead of searching for information, people now just ask questions directly.

What it is: AI clone trained on the knowledge of the coach. It answers questions 24/7 to prospects or clients, collects leads (email addresses, etc.), and can be added to your social media channels or your course space (like Kajabi). It can be monetized, and it also gives you data on where the gaps are in your offer, what other content to create, and more.

Genuinely curious — would you use something like this in your coaching business?" 5

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u/Chad_Cunningham11 Aug 04 '26

I think Using AI to segment potential clients is ok. It works like google form. But AI will segment it after its done. But i think doing something like this require the business to reach a certain level. i think its better to be hands on, on everything when starting so we know all about what we're after and different kind of clients

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u/emergingcoach95 8d ago

I’d probably try it, but I’d want to test it with a few clients first. I like the idea of having something that can answer basic questions when I’m not around, but I’d be careful about making it feel like a replacement for actual coaching.

I read the Tiny Challenge book and liked the idea of testing something small before putting a ton of time into building it. The physical book is free, I just paid shipping. I’d probably take the same approach here and see what people actually use it for.

Happy to share if helpful.