Hey friends, I don't normally self-promo here but I'd feel bad if I didn't let you know about this. As some of you may know, I have another community Edit City where I help my clients record 31 short-from videos over a 1-hour call so that they can post content daily. I'm also in the Ambassador program, helping Skool make ad creatives. Well these two projects led me to develop a script writing app that creates 31 short-form scripts which are hyper targeted to your audiences buying personas and awareness levels. And it will get smarter the more you use it. The app is called VidFunnel.ai and it's NEARLY ready, so since it's Black Friday I'm doing a pre-launch at $19/month rather than the regular $49/month after it's official release. If all goes according to plan it should be ready before the 7-day free trial ends so worst case scenario is you get 31 hyper targeted short form scripts so you can post every day in December. Best case scenario you never have to worry about writing content again. Despite how tired I might sound in this video, I'm actually very excited to share it with you (even if its early 🤩) TRY IT HERE Offer ends Monday at midnight. p.s. Clients of Edit City will get it for free

There is a lot of talk about challenges these days. Personally, I'm in the middle of building a free 7-day challenge for my other community Edit City. Anyone else doing this? Any tips?

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In this week's episode with Koston Williams he talks about how he STOPPED using a VSL (video sales letter) on this About Page. The reason he did this was because his audience is plumbers who often have a sceptical view of online education. This is a market who might be nervous of wasting money on programs that don't work, or even getting scammed. Another way that Koston overcame this was by offering a 7-Day free trial (which I haven't seen many communities using, often because people are afraid of bots and scammers taking advantage of it). So my question to you is this: 👉 How sceptical is your market?

For those who may have missed my post in Skoolers, here is my interview with the legendary Sam Ovens. Having an opportunity to sit down and chat with Sam about Skool was a real gift, and some of the things he said around the topic of community building and the early internet really struck me. He's a thoughtful guy with deep insights around how online community has evolved. For those who responded to my earlier post asking for questions for Sam, I did end up asking him all of your questions! They just didn't make it into the final edit. I will post them here when the time is right so stay tuned! If you haven't seen our interview yet, check it out! 👇