FREE GUIDE FOR WOMEN’S HEALTH EXPERTS

Stories that engage

Stop overthinking Instagram Stories and start using them to connect, engage, and book more clients (without feeling pushy or fake).

Instant access to:

Done-for-you Story prompts to save you time and headspace

Examples you can swipe so you’re never staring at a blank screen

DM conversation starters that don’t feel salesy so you can move people from followers to clients

Quick wins you can try in the next 10 minutes to boost engagement

Who this is for

❌ Not for you if…

You are seeking quick fixes
You never plan to use Instagram for your business
You’re only chasing viral trends

✅ Perfect for you if…

You’re a women’s health coach who wants clients (without spending all day posting)
You’d rather be real and relatable than fake and filtered
You want your audience to feel safe enough to actually reach out

Here’s the thing…

Your Stories are not just filler content.
They’re not about being perfect or polished.
They’re how she gets to know you… your voice, your values, and the way you see her.

And when you use them right?
That’s when the DMs roll in. That’s when she says:
“This is exactly what I needed today.”
“Can you tell me more about how you work?”
“I’m ready to book that call.”

Their Results

Is This You?

Be honest with me for a sec…

You hold back from posting Stories because it feels like you’d be “showing off” your life.
You’ve seen other coaches use Stories in that pushy, salesy way and thought, absolutely not, that’s not me.
The thought of being “on” all the time? Just exhausting.
You wonder if your day-to-day moments are even worth sharing (like, who actually cares what you had for breakfast?).
And if you ever do post something unpolished or off-the-cuff, you instantly cringe.

So instead of connecting with your audience, you end up overthinking every tap of that “post” button.

Hi I'm Kimberley

The strategist behind Pink Giraffe Marketing and hype girl for women’s health coaches who are done with beige content and burnout launches.

Here’s what I’ve learned: the Stories that connect aren’t the polished ones… they’re the scrappy, human ones.

Like when I shared the distraction machine that is WhatsApp. People laughed along, and more than a few DMed me with their own “I opened it for one thing and ended up 5 chats deep” stories.

Or the time I posted my takeaways from a networking event. Not only did multiple people who were there message me to swap notes, but a couple of followers actually asked for the event details so they could join next time.

Even The LinkedIn Leap, literally a screenshot of me on an accountability call with a biz bestie, turned into a thread of DMs where others shared how they keep their own momentum going.

That’s when it clicked: Stories aren’t filler. They’re connection points. Micro-moments where your audience feels seen enough to say, “She gets me.”

And that’s exactly what Stories That Engage will help you do.