A round of applause for @Jack Robinson from Skoolyard! Jack, WT# was that? The guy joined thursday, lurked for a few days and than on sunday marathoned this place with roast after roast. Not low effort roasts, but long texts, instructuive videos and following up conversations. On 10 different threads! The absolute madman! What does this madlad do? He runs Skoolyard. A place that gets you to make $1,000 to $10,000/month on Skool without social media, paid ads or cold DMs. It's fun money! He is proof of that. Here are his achievments: 🔥 hit $1k MRR in 43 days 🚀 closed $60k in 60 days ⭐ ranked #20 in “Money” in 67 days ❤️ ranked #12 in “Relationships” in 7 hours 🧃 grew to 702 members in 100 days with 0 audience See the red circle around my pircture? I got it from one tool he has in his classroom. Took me a few seconds. There are a bunch of other cool stuff there. If you want his help to make money on Skool, you can book a call with him here

Now it's time to take a sip of my own medicine Roast: https://www.skool.com/yard My about page conversion rate has been tanking recently and I would like to know what your opinions on why that might be. I used to sit at 28% conversion rate and I've changed nothing in the last week or so. It's been below 15%, which is a pretty drastic drop off My plan is to add a section for what you get inside and screenshot-style images of the classroom calendar pages and community walk-through video potentially

Give sugestions on how I can make people more curious about clicking on it! https://www.skool.com/@paulo

I never run out of good ideas for content and have lots of ideas for ways to make money. Why is that? Because I keep going to places where people ask for help and I give genuinely great and detailed answers. I've been doing this for years on reddit and facebook groups. And this is a space that I created for exactly that. The best content I make come from my experiences helping people. And also the best business ideas, the best projects. If you put an effort in your answers you can easily repurpose those to your own spaces. Just add some context for the problem and take parts of it to help other people that face the same problems you solved. When you go out of your way to help people you can think about problems that people are really facing in real life. And in that way get a great idea of what they would pay for. That's the best way to do market research. Great ideas come from seeing real problems and trying to solve them. Not from epiphanies you had while taking a shower. Roast & Promote is the place to go and help people facing problems. In just one week we had over 50 roasting request submissions. Over 50 posts of people asking for your feedback and your unique expertize. This is a place full of potential for helping people in their businesses and getting help with yours. And we all win together from engaging here.

Sometimes simplicity is the best way to sell Use this tread to try and promote yourself with just one sentence, one gif and one link. Go!