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Industry Leading Shopping Blog, CSHBCK, Launches Official Website and Newsletter

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CSHBCK is a website designed to help shoppers earn their cash back from retailers and hundreds of online stores. The company is officially launching its website and including a newsletter that customers can use to stay on top of all the news and promotions for getting their cash back and earning other rewards.

The launch of CSHBCK’s official website comes with added features and more blog posts that show buyers how to get some of their cash back from their online and in-store purchases. Shop-a-holics who love purchasing new clothes, beauty products, accessories, and other kinds of cosmetics will find helpful information to get rewards.

How the CSHBCK Website Works

Customers can get rewards and their cash back from purchases made in a wide range of categories. CSHBCK is designed to ensure that customers are able to get their money’s worth and have the best possible shopping experience.

Customers can earn cash and rewards from the following shopping categories:

  1. Pets
  2. Beauty
  3. Home
  4. Garden
  5. Food
  6. Apps
  7. Clothing
  8. Accessories
  9. Entertainment
  10. Travel

Each category on the website provides detailed blogs with information about the different services and products customers typically purchase. Shoppers who love purchasing their cosmetics from stores like Bath & Body Works or even Ulta can learn about how to get rewards by reading the detailed blogs on the CSHBCK website.

Each blog explains the steps that customers need to take if they want to earn their cash  back along with other useful tips that can make their shopping experience so much more beneficial.

Customers tend to look for cash back offers when they are purchasing clothing items and the CSHBCK website has a wide variety of options for them to choose from. Whether customers are getting accessories, athleisure items, or even baby clothes, each blog post is able to guide shoppers on how to make the most of their shopping experience.

The CSHBCK website can help buyers earn rewards from the following stores:

  1. Athleta
  2. Ann Taylor
  3. ASOS
  4. Claire’s
  5. Baby Gap
  6. American Eagle
  7. Lululemon

The list goes on and buyers have the chance to get some cash back from many of their favorite retailers.

The CSHBCK Newsletter

The newsletter is a great way for frequent shoppers to get informed as soon as CSHBCK publishes new blog posts about different retail stores. Those who want to be on top of the news and want to get the best possible deals will greatly benefit from receiving consistent information from this newsletter.

This makes it easier for customers to always know which stores they can get some of their cash back from so that they can have excellent deals and improve their overall shopping experience.

The CSHBCK Backstory

This website was started by a shopping enthusiast who had a passion for earning rewards and cash back from retail stores. Since 2021, CSHBCK has grown to be one of the best shopping blogs with excellent content designed for shop-a-holics who want to get the best deals.

After publishing several blogs over the years and providing valuable information for shopping enthusiasts, CSHBCK is launching its new website and including a newsletter that will make the user experience even better. You can find the official CSHBCK website here: https://cshbck.com

About CSHBCK

CSHBCK is a website that gives shoppers information about getting the best rewards and earning their cash back from both online and in-person retail stores. Shoppers can learn about how to get their cash back from a variety of categories including clothing, food, travel, pets, beauty, home, accessories, and so much more.

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About CSHBCK

CSHBCK (pronounced cash-back) started up in early 2021, and within a year was coined one of the best shopping blogs.

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Website: https://cshbck.com


New Global Research by Onwards Consulting Reveals How Coaches Can Thrive Financially Without Sacrificing Purpose

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First-of-Its-Kind Research Uncovers the Disconnect Between Coaching Success and Profitability

Coaches invest significantly in certifications and professional credentials, yet many struggle financially because they may be underinvesting in critical business development activities, according to a landmark global study released today by Onwards Consulting in collaboration with independent research firm Market Street Research.

The Business of Coaching surveyed more than 300 certified coaches worldwide, uncovering a crucial profitability gap: While 72% of coaches feel successful, fewer than half (44%) consider their practice profitable. The research identifies specific successful business practices employed by profitable coaching entrepreneurs.

“Coaching is deeply rewarding, purpose-driven work,” said Chris Chaia, founder of Onwards Consulting and architect of the coaching business research. “But purpose alone isn’t enough to sustain a business. This research provides concrete, actionable data to help coaches align their passion with profit, and build resilient businesses without compromising their values.”

Why Some Coaches Thrive (and Others May Not)

Coaches who identified their businesses as profitable consistently engage in:

  • Clear revenue goal setting
  • Strategic pricing models and value-driven packages
  • Structured partnerships and referral networks
  • Targeted marketing and lead-generation activities
  • Leveraging administrative tools and outsourced expertise (such as CPAs and virtual assistants)

The coaching research explored the habits, practices and perspectives of coaching entrepreneurs. The data revealed in-depth insights regarding pricing models, revenue structures, niches, certifications, client acquisition strategies, and other vital areas, including how to measure and communicate return on investment (ROI)—a common challenge.

Highlighting Key Trends and Opportunities

The study further highlighted coaching trends impacting practitioners and the industry at large:

  • Entrepreneurial Mindset: The study explored how coaches perceive their roles, finding that 77% primarily identify as coaches, while only 23% see themselves as entrepreneurs. Coaches who embrace an entrepreneurial mindset tend to allocate more time and resources toward strategic business planning, marketing, and outsourcing operational tasks—activities typically linked to stronger financial outcomes.
  • Leveraging Technology and AI: Technology is reshaping how coaching is delivered, from increasing efficiency and customization, to creating new concerns about commoditization and the loss of human connection.
  • Economic pressures, commoditization, and pricing challenges: Coaches are facing pricing pressure from economic shifts and global coaching platforms. To stay competitive, they must clearly communicate their value as fees trend lower.

From Guesswork to Growth

“This study affirms the genuine passion and commitment coaches have for making a difference in their clients' lives,” Chaia said. “Until now, coaches didn’t have data-driven insights to inform how they strategically invest their time, money, and resources. This research shows that with the right business development strategies in place, purpose and profit can comfortably co-exist.”

For more information on The Business of Coaching study (available for purchase), including access to a free executive summary, visit www.coachonwards.com.

About Onwards Consulting

Onwards Consulting provides executive coaching and strategic business advisory services, empowering coaching professionals and organizations to achieve sustainable success through clarity, strategy, and actionable insights.

About Market Street Research

Market Street Research (MSR) is a woman-owned market research firm based near Boston, Massachusetts. The firm specializes in customized research across sectors including healthcare, finance, education, and not-for-profits. MSR supports clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to small and mid-sized organizations.

72% of coaches feel successful. Only 44% are profitable. What gives? See what sets the top performers apart.

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