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22 contributions to Community F.I.R.E. Mojo
Auction info?
Where can I find the details for how to run an auction?
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@Melissa Naslund I don't know if it would work for you. It has worked very well for me so far. You can see one of my auctions here: https://honeysyed.com/auction
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@Melissa Naslund My bad. Go to https://www.facebook.com/syed.honey/ and check my pinned post.
I want to do something FUN!
Are you in for something fun? Sound off with a funny GIF! 👇 The funniest one will get a signed copy of my new book. (It's on Amazon.) I betcha can't guess the title! 😅 Rooting For Ya, Travis PS I wanna do a HAPPY HOUR AMA - ticket price? Show a copy of my new book!
I want to do something FUN!
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Community Growth Ideas Please!
What's up land Mojo... I've been working on my group, Raising Entrepreneurial Kids, ever since I left Travis in Little Rock. Here's the strategy/results so far: - Posting 2-3 times per week - Started doing interviews with other parents - Posting on my FB and old email list to direct people to the group - Talking & adding value in other groups - 65 members, no attempt at monetization I'm struggling with two things... growth and engagement. I thought that interviews would help increase the growth rate, as it taps into other people's audiences (while also being super valuable and interesting). Engagement proves hard too, even with encouragement... a lot of people just like to lurk. I've talked this through with @James Foster and @Adrian Hall - both had super helpful points. But I also want to tap into the brain trust here. Firstly, my two concern that may or may not be reality... 1. My group isn't focused on ROI, it's also not focused directly on the group member. Obviously, people care about their kids... but there's no fixed outcome I can really promise here. 2. Skool feels like a suboptimal platform for the growth & engagement side of things when compared to facebook. People log in to Facebook every day... not so much with Skool. But I do consider this a minor concern. Secondly, some further ideas I've had... 1. Instead of locking the interviews away in the Skool group - put them on YouTube and point people to the group. However, I could see the same issue here with getting the word out about the YouTube channel. 2. A 7-day "sell your stuff" challenge. I've polled the group on this, but I could see this being a $7 offer I run traffic to - to bring people into the group. So... Any ideas on the above... Or what I could do to boost growth & engagement? TY
5 likes • 14d
Parents don’t join groups for “entrepreneurial kids.” They join for tiny wins they can use tonight at the kitchen table. I’d test something like “Kid Profit Friday” or “Show Your Kid’s First Dollar.” Parents love showing off. On the growth side, borrowing audiences only works when there’s a sticky ritual waiting inside. Interviews are cool, but they don’t pull people back in on their own. Rituals do. Your “sell your stuff” idea is actually the closest thing to a ritual. I’d run it, but make it so simple a 7 year old can jump in.
LOD for financial B2B companies
I'm talking to guy who runs a few thousand VPs and CXO peeps (a chunk being owners). A big portion of them are bigger companies, with 500+ employees. All of them are financial services for B2B companies. They talk about big financial companies like PayPal, Robinhood, and Blackrock. I wanna run an ad and dip my toe in the water, to see how it goes. Travis and all y'all beautiful peeps - can y'all help me with the bait to use? ---- here's what I have so far (it's too long for email ads, but i haven't had the time to trim this down yet) >> Here’s how we’ve been helping sales teams open the gates on conversions without extra tools or hours. A - Revenue Recovery campaigns (2 or 3 deals usually sit on the fence for every one that closes) B - Referral Activation campaigns (unlock referrals from people they already trust) C - Lead Revival campaigns (reactivate old leads and buyers without being pushy) I’m putting together a few simple guides showing how to plug these in. If you want them, reply with your picks to [email] A, B, C... or D if you want all of them!
6 likes • 20d
I have some experience with that crowd. In my experience, Campaigns won't work for them. If I was talking to VP/CXO types at those 500+ B2B finance companies? I’d skip the “guides” and call it like it is. “Wanna close deals sitting on your books right now, get referrals from folks who love ya, and revive leads that ghosted?” Just reply: Fence, Friends, or Ghosts. Or “ALL” if you’re greedy 😎 Make it fast. Make it feel like they're missing out by not asking. Let the curious ones chase you.
LOD on email ads
I'm gonna test some IOI on a few email lists (STM style) and am wondering - would you send peeps to a page, or straight to a conversation somewhere? (email, sms, whatevs?)
5 likes • 26d
The goal of an Indicator of Interest ain't to “drive traffic.” It’s to start a convo that turns into a lead that turns into a wallet pop. I’d get them to email me straight up.
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