Since starting my Skool community about 9 months ago, I've struggled to break the 100 member mark with my community. My community is geared towards competitive swimmers, ranging from age groupers to masters swimmers, who are looking to become more efficient in the water and confident behind the blocks. I post at least once a day to my community and have gotten great feedback from the members inside about the content I provide. But my struggle is converting people. I get a decent amount of traffic to the About Page but very few conversions. I just recently revamped the text and the VSL again to be clearer to what is inside. I know a lot of the struggle is that people tend to still think the only way to improve in swimming is by having a coach standing next to you on the pool deck but that's not always the reality. Any additional advice would be great. Thank you in advance. https://www.skool.com/swim-accelerator/about

Hey, I’m Mathew 👋I created this community because getting honest, constructive feedback on your community, offers, or ideas isn’t always easy — but it’s essential. My hope is that the Skool Review Crew makes it simple, supportive, and fun. 🆕 ABOUT This is a brand-new space (born Aug 25!) — To keep things simple for now, we have one category to post in. As we grow, we’ll add more (About page, Video, Pricing, etc.). 💡 GIVE AND GET Want feedback? Create a new post and share what you’d like reviewed. And remember to give feedback to others. BTW, asking AI to review your text will help identify grammar and clarity improvements — it's a good first step before asking for a human review. Give feedback? Be honest, constructive, and kind with your delivery. (If you're not sure how to do that, ask AI to improve your writing.) You don't have to be an expert, simply describing how you feel about something can be very useful. BTW, a nice benefit of giving other people feedback is that you end up reflecting on your own content and spontaneously discovering improvements you can make, too. 🔥 WARM UP Answer these 3 questions to break the ice: 1. Who are you and why are you here? 2. Favorite foods or best feedback you ever received? 3. I almost named this community "Skool Feedback Machine" but went with "Skool Review Crew." Good call or not?