I'm talking about my experience with this community and how it helped me go from 10 members to almost 50, with most of them coming from here. 1. Ask for feedback. At first I was just figuring out what I was trying to do, and my first posts were all about asking people for feedback. It turns out my message was far from being clear and I was really bad at selling what I did. After some honest and sometimes harsh feedbacks, I kept reinventing myself untill people finally understood what I was doing. If you can't explain what you do in one sentence, you need to improve your message. 2. Don't just post the same ad everyday. Be creative and test different things out. This place is perfect to test an idea you have, so give more than just a copy-paste of your about page. Talk a little bit about what you're doing, about the value you provide. Teach something. Make people intrigued. Write something that will make them interact with your post, like a question or a poll. Offer an opportunity so people feel like they have to join in order to take it. 3. Leave the CTA (Call To Action - requesting people to join your Community) at the end, not the title. Use the title to get people's attention, write a text that makes them want to keep reading and at the end make a CTA that will make them feel stupid for not joining your community. 4. Be consistent. People might need to see you more than once to be convinced. Post everyday, each time trying out something different, providing some valuable piece of content and a different perspective to the problem you're solving. Eventually people here will get familiar with you and they will want to join your community to get more of what you're posting. This is my community. You can roast and get roasted on your website, community, profile, content or ideas. Best roasters get celebrated. Special collaborations for premium and VIP.

Aside from the classroom area, Skool doesn’t really have native text styling options. In posts and comments especially, everything can start to look the same. No real headings, limited emphasis, and not much control over how your content is structured. When I was writing longer posts, announcements, and calls to action, I found it harder to guide attention. Important lines would get buried. CTAs would blend in. Lesson titles would look like regular sentences. So I built a simple tool that lets you: • Create clearer headings • Add emphasis where it actually helps readability • Style calls to action so they stand out • Format lesson titles more intentionally • Copy and paste straight into Skool The goal is not to make things flashy or spammy. It’s to improve clarity, structure, and flow inside communities. If you’re willing to take a look, I’d genuinely appreciate feedback on: Does this actually solve a real problem for you? Would you use something like this regularly? What would make it 10 times more useful? https://www.onlinecommunitylaunch.com/text-styler