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The Marketing Common Room

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A community for business owners, creators and marketers to improve marketing by doing the work, sharing, and getting feedback.

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35 contributions to Roast & Promote 🔥📢
Most people avoid practicing
Because they want the result before they’ve earned the reps. They want confidence before they’ve spoken on camera 20 times. They want better content before they’ve written consistently. They want clearer messaging before they’ve tested ideas publicly. But practice is the bit that creates all of that. You can usually tell who practices and who only consumes information. The people improving fastest are normally the ones willing to: • post before it feels perfect • test different styles • ask for feedback • repeat things until they feel natural • embarrass themselves slightly while learning That applies to marketing, speaking, sales, content, networking… pretty much everything. One of the best things about communities is having somewhere safe to practice. Not just learn. Practice. That’s why inside The Marketing Common Room we focus so much on accountability, feedback, sharing work, weekly calls, and learning in public. Because most people don’t need another 400 saved posts. They need reps. And reps are easier when you’re surrounded by people doing the same thing. 👉 Join us and take your next step in marketing The Marketing Common Room
Most people avoid practicing
Roast my about page!
I’m prepping to bring in people and really start building my community. People are looking at the about page and not joining so please give me all your advice about the video and the content! The Mold Illness Academy
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Hey @Coleen Huebert I think it's very honourable helping people in this space, I know it affects many and that's worldwide, Here is the UK people suffer with it a lot in rented home and accommodation. I think you have some good formatting with you about page, I am slightly concerned on how much you talk about pricing in the sense that $1200 for a course but you're giving that away for free? My question as a user would be "Where did she get that reference from?" It kind of seems like it's been plucked out of thin air. similar to the other prices, so may don't focus on the courses side and price, where you can really dig deep into the fact that you've experienced it and know how it feels, really go for the feeling and empathy side of things. You've done really well with your video, it might be a bit too long, potentially create another shorter video summarising what the community is and then have the current video as a 2nd video within your assets. (Also try to film with a window in front of you and not behind you, @Mona Weathers can help you with that as she's a pro! I think you should also talk in the first person, this is a personal community that you've ACTUALLY been though, instead of "She" mention "I have been through this" "I'm a survivor" "I struggled with this and found out..." etc. Hope that makes sense and isn't too harsh lol I'm always happy to chat and have my own marketing community where you can learn from me, other marketeers, business and community owners all learning and growing together! The Marketing Common Room
Roast My Whop Landing Page: The Victorious Believer 🚀
Hey everyone, I just joined the community. Paulo told me to drop my page here for an honest roast. I built a digital framework on Whop called From Oppressed to Victorious Believer to help people clear out mental static and build systematic spiritual discipline. Here is the link to my page: https://whop.com/pathway-masterclass/victorious-believer/
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I think it's interesting to hear about what you do @Kingsley Mirieri A couple of points from me. 1. I think it's a really personal group and for you I think having real photos might help more, the slide you've made look like they are made from AI (Which is okay to use) I feel having less stock imagery and more real people in real situations could really help get more people through the door. Even if it's pictures of you and your friends and family. 2. I think you should reformat slightly, think about what benefits you're providing, people want to know what they get from you and then the story afterwards. Start with "Is your life showing consistent victory, or are you just surviving?" This is a good hook and really grabs your attention, then you can go back into why they should join. Hope this helps mate and I'm always happy to chat and you're more than welcome to join my community about marketing where you can learn, get feedback and we can all grow together! The Marketing Common Room
Roast the About Page of a Web-Designer
Hello Fellow Roasters! I am a web-designer by profession. I'd love your feedback on the about page of my website. Here it is: https://bambootreebranding.com/about/ Some of the ways you can help me: 1. Does the page read all right? Is it clear or do you have to think too hard to understand? 2. Is it missing anything important? 3. After reading it, what did you feel? You can be brutally honest, I am not posting this for praise, I'd like to catch the blind spots. Help me see better. Thank you!
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Thanks @Paulo Costa, The Roaster @Sumit Sharma I really like your story and it really does bring that natural relationship building and connection. I think all that needs to happen is some potential reordering. It's great to learn about you and how far you've come and what a cools story, but sadly I think people might just scroll past that to get to the "What is in it for me" section, try to start off with a what your offer is and how you help people. Then you can maybe cut back to why and how you've had this great experience and become a solo entrepreneur etc. Hope that helps and I'd love to have you in my community and I know your expertise would be invaluable, It's called The Marketing Common Room it's all about learning marketing and helping each other and growing together!
3 likes • 6d
@Sumit Sharma
What are your favorite communities?
Share your favorite communities (with your referral links), and explain why you each of them. What results you got from them? What values it delivered for you? What results did it help you achieve?
What are your favorite communities?
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Thanks for the tag @Joe Sargent I really appreciate it
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@eliot-payne
Marketing exec blending storytelling and data. Building a community where people improve their marketing by doing, not just learning.

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Joined Feb 18, 2026
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