Author: Lisa Arconati

HOMEPAGE

Authentic Identity, Authentic Relationships, Authentic Faith. JR Wolfe coaching is a professional coaching and spiritual direction practice helping you on the path to integrating your faith, relationships, and identity. Many in our world have forced people to make a difficult choice: choose your faith or your identity, fellowship in a religious community or loving who you are and with whom you choose. If your goal is to connect more closely to your faith, to your intimate relationships, or to your own identity, we want to help you achieve these goals. Being part of these communities ourselves, we welcome all faiths, LGBTQ+, kink, and non-traditional relationships.

SERVICES

Life Coaching

Relationship Coaching

Spiritual Directon

COACHING INVESTMENT (pricing)

FREE CONSULTATION

Single Session

• 60 minute session – $125/session

Red Package – $675

• 6 – 60 minute sessions

Wolfe Package – $1,275

• 12 – 60 minute sessions

Pack Membership: $200/monthly

Includes:

• 1 session per month
• Text and email questions between sessions
• Schedule additional sessions at $75 each

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We want to help you find your way to a healthier, happier life. Whether it is accepting who you are, who you love, or how you believe, putting together a plan of action to get you to that place is the first step. We want to guide you through this incredible journey and bring you into acceptance and contentment.

First consultation is FREE. Fill out this form to get started on your journey TODAY!

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FAQ

Is this like therapy? JR Wolfe engages in a process of spiritual direction and relationship coaching to help you achieve your goals. We do not diagnose or treat mental illness, and we do not engage in therapy. These types of needs should be addressed with a qualified and licensed therapist. We work with you to achieve goals that you yourself create for connecting with God, embracing your identity, and/or building healthy intimate relationships.

What is spiritual direction? Spiritual direction is a longstanding tradition of a director partnering with an individual or small group of people to help them achieve a deeper connection to the Divine through conversation and spiritual practices.

What is relationship coaching?  Relationships are hard, and often in the midst of them it’s difficult to maintain our own goals and wishes as we try to find common ground with our significant others. This becomes even more complex if you are learning to embrace and accept your gender identity and sexuality, trying a new relationship structure, or looking to explore different areas of kink. A relationship coach helps you set goals for the relationships you want, and works with you to help you achieve those goals. Coaching will not give you all the answers, instead we help you to discover those answers for yourself.

Are the things I discuss in coaching confidential? We absolutely respect client confidentiality. We will not discuss anything you tell us unless required by subpoena, or if you inform us of an imminent plan to harm yourself or another. We will not out you to anyone in your personal or professional life.

Why do you work under a professional name?  While we dream of a world of acceptance, we are not there yet. In order to protect the identities of others within our family and friends, we utilize professional pseudonyms when interacting with clients.  

What are your qualifications?  I hold a Master of Divinity from a nationally accredited seminary at a major American university. I was ordained to ministry and had my ordination recognized by a major Christian denomination. I have served with many progressive, and inclusive churches for many years as well as other religious and nonreligious organizations as a spiritual advisor and chaplain.

I hate this and I hate what you’re doing! Thank you for stopping by. I’m probably not the right coach for you. I wish you good luck in your search. 

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ABBB Adwords Campaign Write up:

Purpose: What do you want your Adwords to do? Drive website traffic? Increase phone contact? Recruitment? In order to produce a successful campaign developing the goal of the campaign needs to be established.

Process: Setting up the campaign involves determining which Keywords you are wanting to bid on and how much your budget is for the month. 

Each time the keyword is used and a user clicks on your ad you will be charged up to the bid amount that you have set.

The second step then is to determine the monthly budget for the campaign

Create campaign: The final step is to create the campaign. Below is a sample of the content that can be used. We would then need to determine which Keyword terms you would like to target and how much you are wanting to bid on each term.

Steps:

1. Select your campaign type and name. First, choose the campaign type—for now, we highly recommend the “Search Network only” option, then give your campaign a name. Also remove the tick next to “Include search partners” for now (you can always change this later).

2. Choose the geographic location where you’d like ads to show. Next, decide how large or small a geographic area you want to target. You can choose whole countries, regions of countries, states or provinces, cities—even U.S. Congressional districts. You can also choose custom-designated geographic areas, such as latitude-longitude coordinates or the radius of a set number of miles or kilometers around a specific address. Click “Let me choose …” and then search for the most appropriate area for you.

3. Choose your “bid strategy,” and set your daily budget. Change the default “Bid strategy” to “I’ll manually set my bids for clicks.” This gives you more control and will help you learn AdWords at a greater level of understanding. You can always change to one of the many automatic options later.

Your daily budget is the maximum that Google is authorized to charge you per day. Chances are, you’ll hit that maximum most days. Google offers several payment options: “You can make payments before your ads show (manual payments) or make payments after your ads show, and have those payments made automatically (automatic payments). Some businesses are also eligible for a Google credit line (monthly invoicing).”

Set your daily budget so that if you screw up big-time, your checking account won’t get emptied out. You can always come back and bump it up, but it’s important to have a safety net.

4. Ignore the “Ad Extensions” section for now. This is an important part of any campaign, but leave this for now and add these later after you’ve finished all nine steps.

Click “Save and continue.”

5. Create your first ad group, and write your first ad. More people click on ads when the headline includes the keyword they’re searching on. Use your keywords in your headline when you can. You’re limited to 25 characters here, so for some search terms, you’ll need to use abbreviations or shorter synonyms.

The second and third lines allow for 35 characters of text each. In most markets, you’ll be more successful if you describe a benefit on the second line, followed by a feature or offer on the third line. Later on, you can test which order converts better.

Even though Google places the field for your display URL—the web address people see in your ad—below your main ad copy here, when your ad displays on the search results page, its URL will actually show up right below your headline. The display URL has to be the same domain as your site, though the URL itself doesn’t necessarily have to be the specific landing page that you take people to.

The last line is your actual destination URL, or your specific chosen landing page. You can also use a tracking link here.

Here’s the short version of your ad template:

Headline: up to 25 characters of text

2nd line: up to 35 characters

3rd line: up to 35 characters

4th line: your Display URL

6. Insert your keywords into the keyword field in your account. Paste in your keywords. Start with just one set, and add plus signs (+), brackets ([ ]), and quotes (“ “) to see precisely how many searches of each type you’ll get. When you’re getting started, it’s not a good idea to dump hundreds or thousands of keywords in. Start with a tiny handful of important ones, and work from there.

7. Set your maximum cost-per-click. Set your maximum price-per-click now (called your “default bid”), but realize this: Every keyword is theoretically a different market, which means that each of your major keywords will need a bid price of its own. Google will let you set individual bids for each keyword later. 

If you can only afford $50 per day instead of, say, $170, it’s better to bid on low-cost keywords so that your ad can be seen by as many people as possible. Due to the limitations of any budget, if you’re going after high-priced keywords, you’ll exhaust your budget quickly and your ads will only be seen part of the day rather than for a full 24 hours.

8. Review everything. Double-check your ad and keywords to be sure they’re the best possible match. Check your cost-per-click to be sure you get the positions on the page you want. Double check your daily budget to be sure you don’t unwittingly drain your bank account right out of the gate.

9. Enter your billing information. Your ads will start showing as soon as you confirm your payment information. 

Below is a sample of the content that can be used. We would then need to determine which Keyword terms you would like to target and how much you are wanting to bid on each term.

Suggested Industry Target: General Business

Ad Content: 

ABBB –  Kansas CPAs and Advisors

Need and extraordinary partner?

Contact us to learn how we can help!

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Keywords:

Kansas business services

Wichita business advisory services

Great Bend business advisory services

Hays business advisory services

Kansas tax planning

Great Bend tax planning

McPherson accounting business

Wichita accounting business

Accounting business

Manufacturing and distribution accounting

Kansas financial services

Hays financial services

WaKeeney business consulting

Great Bend business consulting

Recommended Daily Budget – $100 

Cost per click bid recommendation – $1.50

The firm will be billed monthly based on the total number of clicks over the month. We would review the campaign at the end of the month to see if adjustments should be made in keywords, daily budget or Cost per click bid.

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October 13, 2016 Lisa Arconati (314) 447-2342

Lewis & Knopf Managing Principal Celebrates 25 Years of Service

Flint, MI — The local public accounting firm of Lewis & Knopf, CPAs, P.C. congratulates Gregory Waller, CPA, CGMA, Managing Principal, on 25 years of service to the firm. 

“Greg is a valuable and highly respected leader at Lewis & Knopf,” said Tom Shade, CPA, Principal at Lewis & Knopf CPAs, P.C. “His experience in accounting, wisdom in working with clients, and extensive knowledge of the area and industries we serve has contributed to the firm’s success.”

Waller joined Lewis & Knopf, CPAs, P.C. in 1991 and currently serves as Managing Principal. He provides assurance, tax, and consulting services to closely-held businesses in the auto dealership, retail trade, and construction industries. He is especially skilled in the area of state and local taxation. 

Waller holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Northwood University and is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and the Michigan Association of Certified Public Accountants (MACPA) where he serves on the state and local tax force and the automotive dealers tax force. He is also a member of the Michigan Automobile Dealers Association, National Association of Home Builders, Builders Association of Metro Flint, the United Way of Genesee County’s Board of Trustees, and the St. Paul Lutheran Church Budget and Finance Committee. Waller currently resides in Flushing, Michigan with his wife and two children. 

Lewis & Knopf, CPAs, P.C. is a local mid-market accounting firm based in Flint, Fenton and Brighton, Michigan. The firm maintains specialties in governmental and not-for-profit entities, professional service and retail organizations, auto dealerships, manufacturing and distribution enterprises, and construction companies.  Lewis & Knopf currently employs 45 professionals.  For more information, visit www.lewis-knopf.com. 

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