When you run an auction you can do it in multiple communities and have multiple winners, right? Like: have 10 spots - 10 communities - 1 winner per community (not exactly, just as an example) So I was thinking: Ok I don't have my own community - so let's partner with other people and use theirs! (check) But then I was like.. Is it ethical for me to replicate that on as many communities as I can? ------------ Is that what ya'll do or this is a terrible and complicated idea? - should I keep it simple and just do one for the love of God? Recommendations please! ✌️ Thanks!

I'm starting up a community with is about getting more energy and looking pretty for the over-40 crowd. I'm following Travis's guidelines for Movement Mojo: --- Take an OUTCOME you KNOW other people WANT... Find out WHAT THEY HATE about "how to get there" and make your movement about a DIFFERENT PATH TO GET THERE... Using one or more of the following OUTCOME MODIFIERS: Who, What, When, Where, Why and/or How --- The outcome: look better and feel better (more energy, less aches and pains) than you ever believed you could over age 40. What they hate: my starting assumption is that they hate... - complicated workouts that take forever and burn up all your free time - confusing diets that make you cut out all the foods you love - filtering the never-ending flood of tips and advice coming from fitness influencers The path: - You won't be running for hours a week. - There's no crazy workouts from the 'gram that make you sweat, but don't make a dent in how you look or feel. ✅ We do simple, effective, and efficient strength workouts, which take less than 45 minutes, 2-3 times a week. Low stress and minimal thinking involved. The "who" is people over 40. This could benefit from more specifics, along with dialing in the rest of the Ws. I know this can be dialed in more, but I'm in a chicken-and-egg situation. My tiny email list is shrugging their shoulders at this, so I'm getting no feedback. Is this just a not-very-interesting movement/mission? Or is the problem more that I need to get it in front of more engaged and interested people? I've realized that I really have no idea of what I am doing here so feel free to take all this apart.

which version spit out the fattest checks for you? Assuming you have the three d's nailed. (Desirable, Doable and Different)

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You know why most affiliate teams die? 99% of affiliate programs are “here’s your link, good luck.." If they are really on the ball they might have some 2 year old swipes to use. So, if you recruit affiliate of any kind. Most affiliate aren't lazy, they are starving. They don’t run out of prospects. They run out of fresh stuff to post. Swipe files get stale. The energy drops. People drift. If your affiliates lived in ONE place where they get: • weekly swipes • new angles • simple action steps • quick wins • hype + community …they stick. They post. They sell. Skool gives you a built-in training hub + content pipeline + motivation loop. It keeps your affiliates warm, selling, and excited. Travis himself dominated the relationship niche for years using the strategy of feeding mom & pop bloggers fresh copy & paste content. So, how to tie this into auctions? After all, that's what this group is all about... It's simple really... Just use your affiliat network as a built a in distribution network for you pre-polls and auctions. There are plenty of hero package that you could put together around almost any niche It's sumthin to consider...