@Stephen Shapiro, @Serena Pier, and @Martina Boone, thanks for the advice and feedback on the original post, and Martina, for creating it. I noticed that all three of you have your own personal domain websites, but none of them offer much user engagement. If you could, how would you implement more of that on your website? In my opinion having your own website is a valuable step towards proper marketing. It can give you some extra control over the outgoing narrative and also offers trackable landing pages for your posts outside the website. What other benefits have you experienced by running your own personal domain? On a side note, sorry, professional habit; for research, I started comparing them. Stephen, I like yours very much; the style is very business-like, which fits your genre, and you have the best contact options, something I would definitely consider myself. For all three I would for sure suggest running your websites through a free analysis like Please check https://pagespeed.web.dev, especially for Martina, as your website is currently not working properly, but I think you can easily fix the issues. https://stephenshapiro.com https://www.serenapier.com https://martinaboone.com It would be great if Skool would let you add them to your profile or allow you to add a basic signature under your posts, as we can learn a lot from others here.