So, I scrolled the feed with my morning tea and watched three decent events slide straight past me. Not because they were bad. But because I couldn't tell what day they were on. So the thing is. The events that fill up aren't actually the loudest. They're just the easiest to say yes to. So put the boring bit first. Date. Time. Timezone. How long it runs. Top of the post, not under the origin story. The reason is, people decide in about five seconds, and half of them are deciding on a phone with a readable cover image or nothing at all. Title it like a calendar invite. "Pricing workshop, Thu 7 pm ET" gets a look. "Unleash Your Abundance Era" gets scrolled. One line on who it's for helps more than people think. "New coaches under 500 members" is useful. "Everyone is welcome" usually means I can't tell if I belong there. Say how we get in. Skool Call, Zoom, replay later- just say it. If I have to ask, I probably won't. Then one sentence on what we walk away with. A pricing sheet. A live critique. A clearer offer. That's the pitch. You can stop after that. And post it before the morning of. The Weekly Bulletin is not a teleportation device 🚀😉 Same goes for finding one. Check the Calendar tab, not just whatever's sitting at the top today, and watch the timezone. 7 pm is a school-night evening in Texas and breakfast in New Zealand. @Heather Wilson missed calls over exactly that 😂 Going? Write "I'm in" or ask one real question. Hosts notice, and it bumps the post so the rest of us see it. Des