You don’t need another “post 3 reels a day” pep talk. You need a room where people actually build and don’t pretend they’re fine. The Void Tavern is a community for creators/operators who want: 🔥 daily prompts that get real answers 🛠️ practical business talk (systems > vibes) 🍺 promos that aren’t a spam landfill 😈 bouncer-level moderation (funny, fair, firm) Pull up a stool Lurkers welcome. Shipping encouraged.

I won a 24 hour pinned post in the Skool Hub. I was really excited, so I made a VSL (finally!) and optimized my about page. I did "everything right", at least if I’m to believe all the information I gathered over the past couple of months. I even had my about page reviewed by someone that really knows his stuff, who said it was one of the best he had read on the platform. Well… My pinned post failed… That got me thinking. Is it the niche? Is it me? The artwork? What I wrote in the post in the Skool Hub? Wouldn't it be very valuable to have feedback from the people that looked, WHY didn't they join? Because we can do everything right, but what actually happens when someone lands on your page, you will never really know. That is the owners blindspot.. I have asked the people in my group, but they are in because they liked it, or they joined because they like ME, so they probably won’t be the best judges. So who do you turn to? And will they be honest and brave to speak their truth? In a kind way.... I reached out to Joseph to tell him about my idea. But if you knew me a bit, you would have seen me pivot in my first community. I just couldn't find my place in it. And I thought everytime when I switched: this is it! Until it wasn't... In the very first beginning I had tought of starting groups to engage, collaborate or to connect, but then I found others had already done that, so I figured that does not make any sense to start as a group. In the last weeks I noticed how I really enjoyed to spotlight people and their communities in my community. More than posting my own sh*t.. I messages Joseph again and he fully supported me. So a couple of days ago I made a new community, with the support of @Chris Brandwein. In there you get a members perspective on your about page and community to help you increase your conversion and engagement. Doing these reviews comes so naturally and I enjoy it so much. And the funny thing is, the community is lively already.. Sometimes things just click!