Finding “Hiding ” Clients 101

Do you know exactly where your ideal clients are?

If you answered yes, you can close this article. But if not, I am offering a free session to help you:

? Identify where your audience already gathers.

? Build a strategy to connect with them effectively.

? Create a system that consistently drives leads to your business.

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If you’re a woman entrepreneur or a female business coach, chances are you’ve thought: “Where are all the clients who need what I offer?”

Your clients aren’t hiding—you’re just not looking in the right places.

The problem isn’t “sales”; it’s traffic.

Instead of shouting into the void with generic marketing campaigns, it’s time to go where your ideal clients already are. Here’s how:

1. Know Who You’re Talking To

Get crystal clear on your ideal client:

What problems are they facing?

Where do they spend time online?

What solutions are they actively searching for?

For women helping women entrepreneurs, this might mean identifying communities where collaboration and support are central themes.

2. Find Their “Congregation”

Your clients already congregate somewhere—online or offline.

Facebook groups, LinkedIn communities, or Instagram hashtags.

Podcasts, events, or niche forums.

Find out where they hang out, follow the pages they love, and engage with content that resonates.

3. Show Up and Add Value

Don’t just promote—connect.

Comment thoughtfully on posts.

Share solutions to their challenges.

Build relationships before making the pitch.

When you position yourself as a trusted resource, traffic turns into trust—and trust turns into clients.

And here is my challenge to you.

Think of 10 platforms or places where your ideal clients congregate and then find 10 people, groups, pages, channels whatever is relevant.

Join the group, follow the page, subscribe, like or whatever and start engaging.

That’s how you find your ideal clients.

Your job isn’t to create traffic—it’s to find it and engage meaningfully.

Your clients are waiting for you to show up. Will you?

P.S. I’m curious, what’s the hardest part about connecting with your ideal clients? Reply and let me know—I’d love to help!