Hey @Sam Ovens , I noticed that when having a notification, even if you have read the post/comment you have been tagged in, the notification does not go away. Only way to get the notification not to show anymore is to actually click on it and then mark it as read. Suggestion : If a post/comment is read by a user who was tagged in the post/comment, the notification should go away once you have read the post/comment, even if you did not click on the notification itself to take you to the post/comment. To give an example : You tagged me in a comment and I went onto the system straight to the comment (without using the notification dropdown). After I read the comment you tagged me in, the notification was still there. Personally, I would wanted the system to realize I have read the post/comment I was tagged in and then it should remove the notification automatically. Few less clicks for us :)

What would you say is the path to going from 10k months to 20k months if you DON'T want to do high-ticket offers? I'm an ADHD coach and right now I have a membership (its only 2 months old and I have 34 members at $99/month). I also have 2 digital products: a self-study course on time management for $49. That course has done $21k since I launched beginning of August. I also just launched a brand new 3-week time management challenge I just launched this week for $69. So far I've had 22 join the challenge. My funnels are Instagram (I have around 75k followers) and a newsletter (about 3k subs) but definitely most of my sales come from IG. But that's it, just those two portals. Would now be the time to look into ads? Should I look into doing a free webinar or some other freebie? I feel like I should be building more trust with my audience. My plan is keep doing this challenge and try to funnel those folks into my membership. But I could be missing something more effective!

Majorly increases efficiency to create multiple posts in one sitting and have them scheduled to post throughout the week/month.