Three days ago I turned on my first Meta ads for my Skool community. $5 a day, Instagram only, sending people to the About page. So far: $8.51 spent, 54 people opened the About page, nobody started the free trial. Meta put almost all the money on one ad. The line on the image: "If you're a solopreneur building alone and nobody asks how it's going, you don't have to do it alone." Roast it: 1/ Would this line make you click? 2/ If you clicked, what would you expect to find on the page? 3/ Click my name and open the About page. Does it give you what the ad promised? Be direct. I'd rather hear it now than after $50.

I am looking at going from $5 a year to $27 a month for my community. Here is the rewrite of the about page that I am considering posting but I have not done so yet because I want to get your feedback first. TYIA ---------- STOP POSTPONING YOUR LIFE! How long have you been telling yourself, "Someday"? There are 7 days in a week. Someday is not one of them. Welcome to Self-Sustaining Life Lab, where we reject the idea that you have to put your life on hold to make a living. Here, we turn "someday" into "starting today." You'll get practical tools, real-world ideas, and support to start living the life you want while finding ways to make it pay for itself. No more waiting for retirement, financial freedom, or the stars to align. Stop dreaming about the life you want. Start living it. You don't need another five-year plan. You need a simple action plan. Join today. Get started. If you don't get your money's worth in the first 30 days, I'll refund your money.

Heather has been working hard on our new community... I think it's pretty damn good, but as we know there is always room for improvement! I look forward to hearing your thoughts. For context, Bravenly is a company that sells health and wellness supliments that solve a huge array of problems such as low energy, aches, pains, puffiness, etc, but there is also a brilliant income opportunity attached for people who want to get a supplimentary income or build a very succesful business with it. Our community makes it even simpler and easier to build a team as well as showcasing the products to ones prospective leads.

Okay, so this is my new community, and it is a paid community. Roast my about page https://www.skool.com/ssll/about

[Roast my Lesson] We all have our various Discovery or Clarity calls that we offer for free. This is pretty standard, but after that first call, start charging for your time. I think it’s best to charge your full fee, whatever that is. If you feel that you want to give your potential client a break or you need to reduce the price for whatever reason, (which isn’t a good idea) give a discount instead. Why does this matter? If you give everything away for free, all of the time, you’ll throw away your value. If you give them a discount, you’re still holding on to your value, but you have to tell them it’s a discount so they know what your normal fees are. The discount can be whatever you want it to be. You can also call it whatever you want it to be. Beta tester discount Pilot program discount Black Friday discount 10th caller discount It doesn’t have to follow a specific rule, because guess what? You are creating the rules, it’s your business. Tell them the full price. Tell them the discount. They now realize that there’s a value to it and not just a freebie to ignore. I recently signed a client this way and it’s really been working out for us. Let me know your thoughts about it.