I just went through and tried to cancel a few subscriptions to cut some of my business expenses. Guess what? They offered three months 𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘! I'm not saying they will offer you these deals and if it was random that I got picked because I'm a long time user or a new user. 𝗚𝗿𝗼𝗸 - went to cancel the 3-day upgrade and got offered 3 months free. $90 savings as it's $30 a month. 𝗔𝗯𝗼𝗱𝗲 𝗣𝗿𝗼 - went to cancel monthly subscription and got offered 3 months free. $60 savings as it's $20 a month. Last month is was my car insurance with Liberty Mutual I cut $1k off of my annual policy on a 2017 4Runner full coverage. Companies want loyal customers. So when a 𝗦𝗸𝗼𝗼𝗹𝗲𝗿 𝗰𝗵𝘂𝗿𝗻𝘀, do you offer a 𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 to get them to your premium or VIP? Hmmm?

I’ve just kicked off the third round of a 28-day challenge inside my community, and I’m being reminded how powerful challenges can be for creating momentum. What’s making this round especially fun is that we’ve had a number of new members join recently, so there’s a real buzz in the space right now. Even though the challenge itself isn’t brand new, the energy feels fresh because the people are. One thing I really like about challenges is that they give people a clear reason to engage. Rather than hoping members will just “be active”, you’re giving them something to step into together. A few things that have helped me when running them: - Keep the actions simple - Make participation visible - Build for momentum rather than perfection - Tie it to a specific result - Make it feel supportive, not heavy I’ve found they can be great for helping new members integrate quickly, reactivating quieter members, and creating a stronger sense of community. Curious...Do you run challenges in your community, or is that something you’d like to try? What’s been your experience with them?

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Visibility shouldn’t feel this inconsistent. You’re showing up, you’re posting, you’re even getting some engagement, but it doesn’t really lead anywhere. No steady leads, no real momentum, and after a while it just feels unpredictable. So most people assume they need to do more. Post more, try new hooks, change their strategy. But often that’s not the issue. The issue is there’s nowhere for your visibility to go. There’s no clear next step, no connected community, no real path from content to offer, so every spike of attention just disappears. And then we keep on re-inventing rather than re-using content or improving on the content. That’s where it starts to feel frustrating. Now I look at visibility very differently. Before I focus on creating more of it, I ask whether it actually connects to something that can hold it. Because visibility should compound, not reset every month. I’m talking more about this in my summit session, but I’m curious, what part of visibility feels the most inconsistent for you right now? 👉 Getting engagement 👉 Turning engagement into leads 👉 Staying consistent 👉 Knowing what to post