Sarah Mae Ives Facebook ad: “Is AI Really Helping Your Coaching Business? Why the Tool…”

Ran for 2 days, from June 21 to June 23, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Sarah Mae Ives on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 896362762742955
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads
- Relaunches
- 0
- Niche
- Business & Money
Ad text
I know AI is awesome. Big whoop! But what's so bad about H.I. anyway? In fact, I did a test and here's what I found: When I stopped using AI in my coaching business in 3 key ways, my revenue SKYROCKETED... You see, I'm increasingly worried that AI is not the great equalizer everyone promised it would be. For too many coaches, it's doing almost the exact opposite: - It's making their business look like everyone else's business. - It's making their copy sound like everyone else's copy. - It's making their brand feel like it could have been built by anyone with a laptop and a ChatGPT subscription. And when your business looks like everyone else's business, you just CAN'T succeed, let alone, charge premium prices. And how do I know this, you might ask? I know because I've spent the last year reviewing coaching business after coaching business and I keep seeing the same pattern over and over again. And it's a little heartbreaking (to say the least): Coaches who are talented, passionate, genuinely gifted at helping people are becoming completely invisible online. NOT because they're doing everything wrong...But because they're using AI in a way that is stripping out the one thing their business cannot survive without. Which is: H.I. - Human Intelligence. And if your coaching business lacks HI, it's near impossible to succeed. My name is Sarah Mae Ives. I'm a Wall Street Journal bestselling author and I've built a $15M coaching business from the ground up. Before that I spent years running marketing and advertising campaigns for million dollar coaches (some of whom you've seen on Oprah, The Today Show and Good Morning America). I have spent millions of dollars in ad spend, generated millions in revenue, and I have watched this industry change in more ways than I can count. And what I'm seeing right now with AI is the biggest threat to new and growing coaching businesses that I have ever seen. Not because AI is BAD (it isn't!!), it's just too many coaches are using it in a way that is working directly against them. In this free training I'm going to show you: - The exact AI traps making almost every coach sound the same and how a small percentage of coaches are standing out, winning hearts, and attracting clients despite an increasingly crowded marketplace. - The three subtle ways coaches are unknowingly using AI that erodes their value, credibility, and influence (and sadly: without them ever realizing it's happening!!). - Why AI is creating the biggest opportunity the coaching industry has ever seen...and why most coaches are unknowingly positioning themselves on the wrong side of it. - How to stop competing with AI altogether and become the kind of coach clients can't stop talking about, comparing, or replacing. - The simple framework that's helping coaches become virtually uncopyable in this AI world, so you can attract premium clients, grow your profits, and build a business you're crazy about that gives you purpose and freedom. Register below. It's completely free, so I don't think you have much to lose. :) And I genuinely think it might be the most important hour you spend on your coaching business this year. I'll see you in there! (I hope!). Sarah Mae Ives Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author & Business Mentor
Where the ad sends people
https://www.couragetocoach.co/three-ai-mistakes
Is AI Really Helping Your Coaching Business? Why the Tool Promising to Grow Your Coaching Business Is Actually Killing It (& How To Fix It Before It's Too Late).
See details: couragetocoach.co(opens in a new tab)










