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Lesson 3 of 7

Build a borderless online offer

~10 min

Learning objectives

  • Design an offer that works across timezones
  • Make programming, check-ins and support async-first
  • Set the right number of live touchpoints
  • Stop accidentally selling a local product to a global market

Async-first, live-supported

A borderless offer assumes the client will not always be online when you are. The core of the offer must be async: a written programme, a video library, written or voice check-ins, a CRM the client can access any time.

Live elements (calls, group sessions, Q&As) sit on top — not at the centre. This is what lets one coach serve clients in 5 countries without burning out.

Pick your live touchpoint cadence

Common patterns that work: monthly 1:1 video review (45 min), fortnightly group call rotating across two timezones, weekly written check-in with a 24-hour reply window, async voice messages inside MEM messaging.

Pick a cadence you can actually hold for 6 months — not the most generous version you can imagine in week 1.

Localise without rebuilding

You do not need a different offer per country. You need small layers of relevance: examples that match the client's environment (gym kit, food, climate), check-in times that respect their week, units they understand (kg/lb, km/mi), and language that sounds normal to them.

Use the AI tools inside MEM to draft localised versions of the same programme and check-in scripts. Review and edit before sending.

Founder insight — Derrick Twum

MEM was built around an async-first delivery model with live touchpoints layered on top — exactly so coaches can scale across timezones without trading their evenings forever.

Key takeaway

A global offer is async at the core, live on top, and localised in the details. That is how one coach holds clients in multiple countries.

Reflection questions

  1. 1What does your current offer assume about when the client is online?
  2. 2What is the maximum number of live calls per week you can sustain for a year?
  3. 3Where in your offer are you accidentally selling 'in-person' to remote clients?
  4. 4Which 2 details (units, food, kit, climate) would you need to localise per market?

Action task

Rewrite your online coaching offer one-pager so it is async-first, live-supported, and clearly works for a client 5 timezones away.

Worksheet

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Related MEM tools

  • Workout Builder
  • Messaging
  • Go Live 1:1
  • Check-ins