After spending years hunting cult psychology secrets and testing on memberships and communities, we created our Attraction framework based on the core pieces needed to get get buy in. It comes down to creating a strong sense of belonging... making people feel like they're on the right mission with the right people. I just built this framework into a tool so you can get "our Cult Creator brain" to roast your About page and see if you are nailing the right elements needed to get people to join. It will show you what needs to be dialed in further to get a stronger message that converts. And it will then rank you from "milk" (a commodity) to "Kool Aid" (a Cult Brand people CHOOSE to buy) Would love some homies to test it out before we get it finalized. All you need to do is copy your About page and paste it in. Roast my Roaster?? >> https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/a6bde6f6-b84f-404d-a2bf-5f41e9271d01 Let's get it fam 🤙

I am bout to switch my community to a paid membership. I am curious to see what you all think about my About Page since that will be the only visibility into the community without paying for membership. Should i add a short video demo or do a talking one. Open to all thoughts and suggestions. https://www.skool.com/flip-florida-lien-investing-5588/about

Today is BBQ day! The last day to make a difference on the scores for roaster of the week. The second to last chance to getting into the competition for free vip that ends this month. Are you in? @Joe Sargent @Steve Atencio @Alexandra Alexa @Dave Hughes @Heather Boers you were all competitive this week and have a chance of winning this one. The others also have a chance if they marathon today (low effort roasts don't count). The scores can still be changed!

Ok so I went away and made some changes, and I'd like some feedback, mainly if you guys understand my message (who is it that I help and how I help), and if the message is strong enough. My About Page

A common roast I give here is a very frequent mistake for people and that I also made when I joined skool. They focus too much on what they are providing inside and not enough on what the members will be doing. If you're focusing on what you're providing, if you're centering your skool on you and your content, you're not building a community. You're just using skool as a funnel to sell your infoproducts and services. And that's not wrong, it's just underusing the potential of this platform. So how are you giving incentives for people to engage inside your space? Here are some ways you can do it: - Competitions, challenges, gamification - Support - Shoutouts - Exposure opportunities - Accountability - Regular live events (where people do more than just listen to you) - Feedback (the whole premisse of this community) I always take those points into consideration when I'm sharing a community idea. Those are some of the things that makes the community feel less like a funnel where people can just consume and ditch and more like an exciting place where people can keep coming back to.