[ROAST MY LESSON] @Lidia Axe who is a great skooler prompted here about what she was doing wrong for only having 5 star review. And although this seems great, I do think there is a problem with this. Not that being loved on Skool is a problem, but that might mean that you could be more controvertial and that can be a good strategy for your online presence. Controversy and divisive opinions is how plenty of people grow big. It's how one of my clients got as big as he is. Strong divisive opinions generate clickable content, that creates emotional envolvement and strong following of both people that really love you and people that really hate you. I wrote a lot of negative rants against AI malpractice that fulled passionate debates with AI hypers. And it also lead me to some churn. But I know that I'm not doing enough to have those controvertial opinions echoing on the internet, if I was I might be bigger right now. One great example of a controvertial figure is Alex O'Connnor for being an atheist and debating religious leaders. Those influencers got really big and their haters do a big part of promoting them, maybe even more so than their fans. So don't be afraid to be divisive. Your genuine strong opinions make you stand out. This is not a prompt for you to fake a ludicrous exagerated persona to rage bait internet trolls. But to be outspoken about the stuff you don't agree with. That will make you stand out amongst the sea of tame people just selling services that everyone else is already hyping up.

I posted this in a few communities because I really want to understand how people think when comes to "business growth". The purpose is (like I just mentioned) to understand how they think and what other words they use when they speak about business growth So here's the mini lesson: What Does Business Growth Even Mean?😳🙄 This is a real question though... We all speak about business growth... but... what does it actually mean to you? When you say that you want to grow your business, do you mean: - more clients - more money - more staff members - more traffic - more conversations - sell your service in more countries - etc. etc. etc. Why am I asking this? Because just like everyone else, we learn terms from people ahead of us, we get used with these terms, and then we are using them without even being clear on what we are doing... and we struggle to track our progress and results. For example, if for me, someone who just started 2 months ago, my definition of business growth = revenue, and that's what I am tracking only.... then I will be extremely disappointed when I don't see my bank account growing... and completely disregarding the fact that I have 20 new members in my community, which one day can all become paying members (which is still part of business growth). What is your view on this "business growth" term?

I'm borrowing the About page category here but this is in fact for my classroom. I'm cleaning it up to improve onboarding and navigation and I would like to know which of these look best to you, easier to navigate, considering that my community is bilingual? Option 1 - Split by topic Option 2 - Split by language Option 3 - Split as a pathway These are just drafts for now. FYI, I help people to release chronic pain, chronic illness and boost recovery. Thank you all for taking your time to roast this. Much appreciate it.

https://www.skool.com/boring-guitar-club-8772/about Hey everyone, hope you’re all well. I would love some feedback on my about page. I have recently moved from being a free group to a paid one and signups have dramatically slowed. I expected some change but was hopeful to still attract enough of the right crowd to continue to grow member numbers. Thanks in advance.

That's my offer if you create a community using my link. Start a hoby community and earn premium here. Start a pro community and earn VIP. Basically if you start a group with me you're already at an advantage to get new members, because with premium you can call people to your community doing CTAs and linking your group. With VIP I'll do that for you. Among other benefits that you can check here. And if you're a premium member, you can also share your affiliate links and be published at the marketplace. Just make a post like this one and I'll link it to the classroom. More details here