“Did you like it?” usually produces weak feedback. Try asking: • What felt most useful? • Where did you get stuck? • What almost stopped you? • What became clearer? • What would you change? • What happened after you used it? Which question could you ask someone today?

This week, let’s focus on making what you’re building more useful. What is the one improvement you can complete that would help your customer, client, or member get a better result? Maybe you’ll: • Simplify the first step • Improve your onboarding • Finish a resource • Make the instructions clearer • Add accountability • Remove unnecessary content • Follow up with a customer • Create a faster path to a small win Drop your commitment below. We’ll close the loop later this week. 👇

Today’s theme: Drop a GIF showing how it feels when you finally post something—and nobody responds for the first five minutes. No explanation needed. 😅 Internet glory is once again the only prize.

@Paulo Costa, The Roaster… Roast & Promote I don’t think this is another Offer Hypothesis about pricing. Or messaging. Or even your offers. Actually… the more I looked at your community, the less I thought you were building a promotion community at all. And I think that’s where this gets really interesting… ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ What I think is actually happening 👀 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ At first glance, Roast & Promote looks like a place where people can promote themselves. And honestly, that alone is already useful. Most beginner builders are struggling with the same thing: They have a community, offer, post, ad, or idea… but not enough people are looking at it. So the obvious promise is: “Come here and get more visibility.” But I don’t think that’s the full thing. Because most promotion spaces have one massive problem: People drop links and leave. Nobody reads. Nobody cares. Nobody trusts anyone. It becomes a wall of noise. And that’s why I think your idea is stronger than a normal promo space. You’re not just giving people a place to promote. You’re creating a system where people earn visibility by being useful. That’s different. That’s the part I’d protect. Promotion through participation. That feels like the core of the whole thing. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ The biggest bottleneck ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ I don’t think your biggest problem is that the offer has no value. The proof says otherwise. You already have: • 226 members • 14 Premium buyers from the old $2 plan • 2 VIP buyers from the old $19 plan • people joining with 0 members and getting their first 20 mostly from your community • a Premium member getting their first paid member from a CTA inside your community • a VIP saying a lot of communities promise visibility, but yours actually delivers it That is real momentum. So I would not rebuild the whole thing. The bottleneck is more subtle. I think people want the outcome…

@Paulo Costa, The Roaster welcome in!! Let’s get you moving quickly 👇 1️⃣ What are you building? 2️⃣ What’s your next milestone? (First sale? First member? First $100? Etc.) 3️⃣ Where are you from? (Optional 👀) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Once you post that… 👉 Go check out the START HERE post at the top. Pick ONE path: ⚡ Need offer clarity? Start with Offer Hypothesis. (Looks like just did this👌🏽) 🛠️ Ready to take action? Post your first attempt. 📚 Want to learn from real examples? Watch the First $1 Sprint. No overthinking. Just momentum. 💪