YO nice @Eric Ardito! Full disclosure – as a former pro videographer/filmmaker (my former biz at https://thislearning.com/), I LOVE your niche and you're going to rock it! 🤩 I'm stretched a bit for a deep dive, but my quick high level thoughts: - Name – Community name “Capture” and the tagline “A Community for Videographers” rock. - 5 Steps – I think that's great having it in there. Could you share what they are on the about page? - Target Audience (Style) – There are a lot of different types of videography clients and styles out there... weddings, corporate, education, etc... I wasn't sure which one you were going for or, if you haven't chosen one yet, niching down to just one (at least to start) might help. - Video Example / Highlight Reel – When I used to hire freelance videographers or recommend them to clients, the 1st stop was checking out their highlight reel / portfolio of past work. This was especially true for our larger clients, like Oxford University Press, universities, and films/commercials. Could you add a video showcasing one or more (perhaps montage) of your best work to give potential members a sense of both your work and the style you teach? - Testimonials – When hiring freelancers, our 2nd stop was to look at past client reviews and/or testimonials. Could you add one or a few of yours to showcase? - How You're Different (Niche Mix, Yo!) – When I taught videography at schools, probably the 3rd... and maybe the biggest... thing we'd look for when hiring freelance video teachers is how they differ from the competition. Thinking your potential customers might do same? For example, when I saw your page, the first thing that came to mind was the Fulltime Filmmaker series on YouTube which has a lot of content for free. Not saying Parker is The Man (I have no idea) or that he has a community (also no idea), but depending on your target audience, they may cross-shop all the free content out there (like FTF) and skip the payment. Or, if Parker/FTF does start a Skool community himself, they may drift over there. I don't know your target audience yet, so don't know if they would, but something to consider. One way to overcome that and build a "blue ocean" for your growth would be to consider what mix of your own personal STORY, SUCCESS, and SUPERPOWER (I call it a niche mix over in my community) creates something that only YOU could offer?

Missed this one, but went to one previously and it was awesome