@Mark Mars DEF TRUE. Because this week I saved $20, and that is one week. Starting membership with Ever Ads is under $30 a month. So, the value is there. I'm going to upgrade now.

@Mark Mars Thank you. I have confidence in your product and the team behind it.

Yes !!🙌

@Affan Nadeem Thank you for this insight. Before joining this group, I was focused on a $47/month model. Since then, I’ve shifted my approach. Right now, I’m growing a free community first. From there, I’m offering a low-ticket mini course at $11, followed by a 1-month Communication Reset roadmap for $67. I also offer a Clarity Call for $97 to help implement the plan, and I’m testing a $7, 7-day WhatsApp accountability option to see how it performs. As the community grows (ideally to around 100 active members posting consistently, but that could change based on what I learn from Evelyn), I may introduce a paid community and workshops. At the moment, my structure is: - Free access to the community - $9 for course access (premium) - $297 for a 90-minute call + free discovery call, including access to premium I plan to test this with Facebook ads and adjust based on results. I’ve been coaching for 8 years, and for the past 2 years I’ve focused specifically on communication training for professionals whose English is not their first language. From that work, I developed the A.L.I.C.E. Method™. As demand grew and I became busier, I wanted to create digital products around the method, especially since platforms like Preply were taking a significant commission. So, that’s where I am now.

@Affan Nadeem I’m already doing one-on-one coaching for interview preparation with my students on Superprof, and I’m thinking of turning this into a high-ticket offer because the results have been strong. How would you structure a premium version of this? I genuinely think it has a lot of potential. Also, what would you price it at, based on what I currently offer and my positioning? My community is still new, and my next step is to start running ads to my three core offers. I’m thinking of using testimonials from Superprof to support this. I was removed from Preply, but I managed to retain some students and save a number of reviews, so I still have social proof to work with.