Most communities miss out on members not because the community itself sucks BUT because the POINT OF DIFFERENCE isn't clear. When someone lands on your About page, they may be comparing your community to: - other Skools in the same niche - YouTube - courses, memberships, or “free” alternatives They’re asking question: “Why THIS community?” If your answer is: - a different method - a more ENJOYABLE way - a faster or more HUMAN approach - a system that replaces the “traditional” way …make it obvious!! I explain this in the video below using a real Skool About page: @Udi Glaser's Learn Guitar Community. 👇 Watch the video P.S. This won't be relevant for ALL Skool communities but it will for many! P.P.S. Watch my FULL roast of @Udi Glaser's page in THIS Loom: And more About Page roasts HERE

👉 CLOSED FOR NEW SUBMISSIONS. (READ THE PINNED COMMENT!) Drop your link below and I’ll record a short, honest Loom vid on how to improve it. A few brief notes (so we're on the same page!): - This will be high-level + strategic (not a full rewrite) - I’ll focus on 1–2 things that will move the needle MOST - I’ll film as many as I can and may cap it once I hit my limit or lose my voice (whichever comes first, LOL) 😅 I don’t usually do this publicly… but let’s call it a one-off community experiment. 😜 If you're wondering... ..."Is my About page ACTUALLY clear?" ..."Would a random visitor 'get' what my community's about in 5 seconds?" ..."Does it even sound like ME??" Let’s find out. 😉 Alright... who's brave & wants to go first?? 👀🔥 Am I crazy for doing this? Probably. Let's freakin' go! P.S. if you have NOT written your page yet or need to improve it first, start with this about page template & training