Looking for some help. I currently run our funnel conventionally through mostly organic posting, some ads. But usually to our private FB group, Nurture, post, sell in Dm's, et. I've been doing that for years and progress has slowed. I'd like to try something different. We run a Nutrition and Fitness Business for women 40+. Many of them are already on FB. Question #1. Do you find this demographic on skool or do they know about skool? And if not are they willing to try a new app? Any experience her would be wonderful. Side note: we do have a skool group but that's only for paid members who 'have to use it' if they want to be in our program. I'm wondering if the extra app (that they may not be on) will cause enough friction in a free group that they won't want to join (guessing this is my own limiting belief). Question #2. I'm thinking about running ads to a free skool group for maybe a 14 day fitness challenge and then upsell them to our paid membership. I'm struggling with what to put on my free skool group. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Simple answer is a module with workouts, a module with meal plans, etc. But it doesn't seem all that compelling to me. Or maybe not different enough to get people to join us when there's so many others in our space offering similar options. Thanks in advance for any thoughts and advice!

I was expecting a flood of new members this morning after pushing start for my ad yesterday. Not even a trickle of new members. They’re landing tho. Would any of you kind souls please have a look at my landing page and point out any obvious conversion issues I’m not seeing? (Please send me yours if you want fresh eyes) My Group Link Of course I’d love to have you in my community if it’s a good fit too 🫡😉

I went into the discovery section to see what the big dogs are doing… A lot have a video as the landing page… number one spot at the moment (pickle ball 🤯) Starts his video with what you get in the next 7 days. Not a bad one. I was thinking of doing one and starting with the hook “give me 30 seconds and I’ll show you how to x or get x ) Would love your guys thoughts.

Hi @Dan Harrison I’m in your 5-Day Ad Challenge right now and I’m running a campaign for @Chantal Perrinjaquet as her technical freelancer. (She upgraded to your Premium Skool yesterday. 😎✌️🥳) I could use your take on this situation: We launched a brand-new ad account with a brand-new pixel and set up an Advantage+ Sales campaign as you have shown in your video. Everything looked good in theory, but after ~18 hours the campaign had spent only 7 AED out of 92 AED (Chantal is based in Dubai). Basically no reach, only 2 link clicks, and therefore almost zero learning signals. Because the system has literally nothing to optimize on yet, I duplicated the campaign and want to test a different setup: I kept everything identical — same Advantage+ setup — same budget — same audiences — same Ads The only change in the duplicated version: 👉 I switched the Performance Goal from “Maximize Conversions” to “Maximize Landing Page Views.” My intention: - warm up the pixel for 1–3 days - get clean traffic - let Andromeda collect real behaviour - avoid the “dead start” where the system spends nothing because it has no signals - then switch back to “Maximize Conversions” once there is actual data My question to you: Is this the right move on a brand-new Advantage+ Sales setup with a new Meta ad account and pixel? I’d really appreciate your thoughts on this, thanks. Regards Arnold PS: hope you can „read“ and interpret the screenshot, since it is on German.

Charlie Munger with an absolute banger ⬇️ “If you just get up every morning and keep plugging away and have some discipline and keep learning, it's amazing how it works out okay." "I did not intend to get rich — I wanted to get independent — and just overshot." Here’s what I’ve observed: The most successful online entrepreneurs are the ones who simply find a way to stick around AND those who keep learning and adjusting. What do you think? What are the traits that make an online coach or creator sustainably successful?