It will be great having you @Lion Fludd it’s right up your street 😊

Thanks as always @Paulo Costa, The Roaster I really appreciate you, this group and all you do! Anyone is welcome to my community and we can all help and grow together! 😎

@Adam McCollough I agree with @Paulo Costa, The Roaster that the page looks polished and is easy to scan. The main issue for me is that the copy is trying to lead with two different outcomes at once: better wellness and an income opportunity. I’d make wellness the main promise, then introduce saving or earning as a separate second route. The opening could be something like: “Want more energy, better sleep or simpler guidance on plant-based wellness products? Join The Bravenly Life, a free community where you can learn from real experiences, ask questions and understand how the products might fit into everyday life.” Then introduce the other route separately: “Interested in earning too? We’ll also explain the referral rewards and business opportunity so you can decide whether it suits you.” I’d also add a short trust section explaining who runs the community, their experience with Bravenly, how the recommendations are made and whether this is peer support rather than medical advice. That would make the product guidance feel much more credible. Visually, it works well. The biggest improvement would be making the first promise more human and separating those two routes.

I checked the About page, @Brian Walsh. The promise is strong, but someone new to AI agents has to decode Job Cards, guardrails and Keep, Fix, Kill before they can picture the result. I’d lead with one concrete recurring task and a before-and-after example: what the owner does manually now, what the AI teammate handles and what still needs review. That would make the terminology much easier to understand. On order, I’d put the VSL first if it demonstrates that task quickly. Otherwise, lead with the clearest outcome-led image.

lol @Brian Walsh one in the same, what a great place to record too, you’ve got a good backdrop there! Use that to your advantage.

I think video works best when it earns the extra click, @Joshua Libatique. For a personal welcome, nuanced feedback or a demonstration, it can create far more connection than text. For a quick answer, text is easier to scan and useful to everyone else in the thread. My default would be a short video with a one or two-sentence summary underneath, then compare which version actually gets more replies.