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AI SEO traffic systems with modern tools for content, social, SEO, automation and getting your offers seen.

211 contributions to Roast & Promote 🔥📢
Roast My Message
-because my emotions are doing the editing right now. 😂🔥 Three times I’ve promoted something I developed or created. All three times, within a week, another Skooler was promoting something strikingly similar (even one almost to the name). I know we’re all creative thinkers. Similar ideas happen, and timing alone doesn’t prove copying. But damn—it’s getting hard not to side-eye the pattern. I’m drafting a message to my Founding Affiliates asking for honest testing feedback and setting clearer boundaries around private walkthroughs and unreleased development plans. Before I send it, help me tighten it: does it sound clear and professional, or does my frustration come through louder than my point? What would you cut or change? I’ll put the draft in the comments. Roast the wording—not anyone involved. 👇
1 like • 24h
That can be frustrating but your message seems clear and fair....I think a lot of people get the same "advice" from AI and just run with it to fast. I also see a lot of people saying "I built this" and then show something that is like an onboarding example (like a my first project) from another web service or someone else's public template. Then people Scraping trying to find ideas for new content and things to do/talk about. Sometimes things can be better kept semi-private until launched. Things shared spread like wild fire online 🔥Which would be great if it was a good marketing message and not your hard work.
1 like • 23h
@Paulo Costa, The Roaster I got lucky. That's a good question. I'm not into the whole VC thing so forget those. I'm thinking back on related products I have bought and they all had a video explainer explaining what it did that other tools didn't and offered a Trial (some free some small fee) Some of these I watched a few times before I bought. And some a mention about it from real expert in industry pushed me to buy. I noticed one place that sold more then I few products the ones I bought all had these videos. Now that I think about it is pretty much a pattern. Pretty much how remarketing works too. I guess a good landing page with your community or your Skool about page is best place for main demo. Maybe even You-Tube trailer. I think for people making Apps a landing page offering app and community can be ideal. I have bought a lot of stuff over the years and some had some type of community or come with x months support and sometimes I just want the product nothing else. There is also a lot more you can do with Pixels/Tracking on your own page. Which comes in handy later. So demo I'm assuming starting with no ads? I think starting with organic content that answers queries people are actually searching for and answering with your APP on You-Tube is a good test because if the people actually searching for the topic/answers are not into it, maybe want to pivot strategy before buying ads/moving further. If organic content is doing well every network has some form of "boost this" into an AD. That seems to be working well ....... Seems I'm rambling so that's it for now 😄
Roast my App Demo
Just did a short live demo of the Roasty Flow at Guruless Business Builders. Thank you @Alexa Leitner and @Nick Nebelsky for jumping in! I know I'm not a good talker and need to improve my camera setting and stuff But what do you think about the app? Here is a short description in case you don't want to watch the video: --> Roasty Flow is a Chrome Extension that helps you turn online time into real progress. We work online and all the distractions are convenientelly on the internet. So this app gives you a simple daily workspace to plan what matters, start focused work sessions, track whether your browsing is helping or distracting you, capture useful ideas, and review your progress at the end of the day. Instead of just asking “how many hours did I work?”, Roasty Flow helps answer better questions: - Did I follow my plan today? - Did my browsing support my goals? - Did I create something useful? - Am I building momentum over time? It includes goal planning, a robust daily task management, focus sessions with pomodoro and notifications, browsing awareness, quick capture for notes and ideas that are stored locally, and a progress dashboard that shows your “Flame Score” for today, the last 7 days, 30 days, and all time. Flame score is the metric that tells you how focused you are during your focus sessions. The main value is clarity: Roasty Flow helps you see whether your attention is turning into output, so you can build better habits and stay connected to your bigger goals.
Roast my App Demo
1 like • 6d
Somehow the Roast and promote tab turned ito this Group. Is this normal?
The expert problem
[ROAST MY LESSON]: Another day, another rant If you're a consultant, like most people here are, you problably feel like you need to be seen as a flawless expert by your audience and leads. And let me tell you, that will slow you down a lot. If the narrative that you're telling people is that you're an expert who totally has everything figured out on your niche than you're competing with the top players who, unlike you, have the numbers to back up their claims. But if you're honest with yourself and your followers, and tell them that you're still figuring out stuff, and invite them to figure out with you, your content will be much more honest, interesting and relatable. What does that look like? Instead of 'Secret formulas" and "Definitive Guides", you make "I tried 20 mailmarketing tools, here are my favorites", "I tried meta ads with a 20 dollar budget and here are the results" and stuff like that. The same goes for people who are not on business niches. I honestly love joining communities with people who are honest about their journeys.
The expert problem
2 likes • 7d
@Paulo Costa, The Roaster They are call Peptides!!!!!!!!!! IDK, I dont really consume his stuff. But if your putting yourself out there and people are not saying ridiculous things, your probably doing something wrong. That goes for any person in any niche. I see people not even marketers on the Tube just showing something they did and the results are clearly in the top class of people doing whatever it is and still there are people in the comments (who have never done the thing before) telling them how they can do it better 😅 I also dont see the steroid and hard work issue. Who is Really serious about the gym and has never taken an enhancement supplement? Throw the first Stone......GO...! .....Famous actors included... No one is naturally built like a.... Spartan ⚔️ NO-ONE!
2 likes • 7d
@Paulo Costa, The Roaster 🤣🤣🤣
People who work with AI are earning a bad reputation
And for a good reason. [ROAST ANOTHER AI RANT] I got a "community expert" approaching me saying that he would help me scale my community and wanting to disclose his services. I said I was interested in seeing what he offered. He than sent me a PDF diagnosis of my group. It was very very bad. It sugested implementing stuff that I already do very well in a creative way and gave very generic and bland ideas to replace them, like the leaderboard level names, for example. The guy most problably just ran the agent and didn't take a minute to look at my group himself. And I just got to know that Skool and social media are flooding with those consultants. That just creates a reputation that everything that has AI on it is managed by a lazy person or scammer behind it. Now people accuse canva designs of being AI. Scriped videos as being AI. CGI of being AI. Even basic photoshop edits are now AI slop. And it comes with a repulse because the people behind it are seen as lazy like those consultants no matter what they are delivering. Since we're managing communities we have the unique opportunity to break that pattern, because people can connect with us on a level that they can't on modern social media. But the first impression is still very important. Unfortunatelly, if you're using AI for your group images without showing the person behind it, no matter how cool it looks and how much real effort you put behind it, some people will just assume you're a lazy person who uses AI to deliver everything.
People who work with AI are earning a bad reputation
1 like • 7d
@Paulo Costa, The Roaster They should be opening them especially ones made by random people.. but now they have /mods to play with to confuse people even more. The whole thing is just funny. I guess old JS and Python scripts are now basically just Tools 😅. People now pay to run things that used to run fine themselves. I think we are going backwards or someone who has a clue needs to stand up straighten some of the marketings claim out.
1 like • 7d
@Paulo Costa, The Roaster You mean like a API call hiding behind a login page doing something you can do with free open AI or a few cents on API funds? Or soemthign else.
Let's get more members! - RoW #33
@Dave Hughes won the Roaster of the Week again. He is always helping people with their groups here, being the first one to give them the feedback they crave for (and that multuplies your points) and really really puttiing an effort on his roasts. So if he helped you here, you must go to Skool Reset & Rebuild for further assistance from him. Here is what you get there: ✅ Community setup or community audit ✅ Skool help to get members ✅ About Page rewrite + page optimization ✅ Niche positioning + clear messaging ✅ Attract members + improve member engagement ✅ Better member experience + community growth ✅ Brand Identity & Ideal Client Deep Dive ✅ Personalized roadmap WANT MORE HELP? 1:1 coaching Dave: Personalized Skool coaching, weekly private coaching + accountability. 2:1 coaching Dave + Nancy: Weekly coaching, hands-on implementation + an engagement specialist who posts and replies. ⭐ PROOF: One About Page rewrite lifted opt-in conversion by 3.7%. Join now!
Let's get more members!  - RoW #33
2 likes • 8d
@Dave Hughes Thats what I was saying all your text landed in safe space when its cropped into a square.
3 likes • 8d
@Dave Hughes Kinda makes you wanna click on it and see more! 👍
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