Back again with some more tweaks (always making tweaks...trying to find the magic combo! 🤣) Specifically, I re-recorded my VSL and have made some edits to the copy in order to try and make it clear who this is for and what exactly they get inside. https://www.skool.com/the-empowered-money-circle-9199/about Roast away!!

I'm Adal. I opened a new Skool community on Monday, and today I rewrote the About page and all its images after a first round of roasts. Here it is: https://www.skool.com/how-i-9301/about 1/ In 5 seconds, can you tell who it's for? 2/ Does "creators with a project in mind" sound like you, or not? 3/ What would stop you from joining? Happy to roast yours back 🙂 ✌️

My community is for anyone who builds something and wants feedback. But a few people told me it looks like it's only for tech. My cover shows me working at a laptop. Could that be why? 1/ What does the cover tell you the community is about? 2/ What would you put in it instead? Roast the cover, not me ;) ✌️

I feel like my classroom is too busy and people are probably getting lost/overwhelmed. What are your initial thoughts as you see this? The first screenshot is the full classroom layout, they following three of closer ups of the modules so you can read them a bit better. For some context, I do direct new members the very first module (Orientation & The Essentials) in my welcome DM. At the end of those lessons, it directs them to the Money Confidence Challenge. And at the end of that challenge, the final lesson takes them to the Setting the Stage module. I'm realizing that I should probably then lead them into the 90-Day Roadmap, which gives them the full breakdown, week by week. One other note, my full 'training' includes a foundation module and then four pillars, which are all currently separate courses. I originally did that so you didn't open one thing up and see 60 lessons, but now I'm wondering if I should put it all together in one course to make the classroom itself seem less overwhelming. Would love to hear any and all thoughts and feedback! Thank you!

I'm stirring up the old argument about Free/Paid/Tiered communities because I'm thinking about adding tiers to my community and curious how or if it's been working for others. Adding tiers last year was quite the rage at the time, but not sure how it's worked out and if it did in a positive way. The new meta here on skool now that we have Growth Boost seems to be a low ticket $9 community with the 7 day free trial and people are running to it in groves to make a quick buck. I'm not sure if this is the way either. I've also seen a few videos by skool insiders like Calvin Hollywood saying don't chase the current meta and hang onto the tiers, as skool is about to put a lot more into that after Growth Boost settles down. What seems to be working for people here and your communities? Vote below if you can.