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#1 Community for coaches, consultants & business owners who want to identify what's holding their YouTube channel back and build predictable growth.

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Do you have too many rules for being a man?
Drop the mask. Drop the rules. You are worthy of being yourself. You can be Authentic AF
Do you have too many rules for being a man?
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@Andy Grant Appreciate you sharing it. I liked the way you framed it: the show has evolved, but the conversation hasn't. That consistency is probably why it's lasted a decade. As you start the next chapter, what do you think will become your biggest source of new listeners and community members?
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@Monika Richrath That makes sense. In a space like yours, people usually join because they trust the person before the program. Has being active in other Skool communities been bringing in a steady flow of new members, or is it still a bit unpredictable?
🔎 Tip #5 - Your first lines should answer one question: Is this for me?
This post is part of the Skool Discovery & Growth Boost Tips Series. My goal is simple - help Skool group owners get found, and turn more visitors into members. -- Your Cover Image earned the click. Now your About Page needs to confirm that the visitor is in the right place. I see this mistake quite often: “Welcome to our community…” Or: “Hi, I’m [Name], and I’ve been doing this for 15 years…” Nothing is wrong with either line. But neither helps a cold visitor recognize themselves. Your opening lines should quickly name the person you help and the situation they are in. For example: “For independent coaches who know their craft, but struggle to turn Skool conversations into consistent clients.” The right visitor can immediately think: “That’s me.” You can qualify people by: - their role - their current stage - the problem they are facing - the result they are trying to reach Specific does not always mean smaller. It means easier to recognize. A simple check 👇 Read the first two lines of your About Page and ask: Would my ideal member know within five seconds that this group is for them? When the answer is unclear, move the visitor closer to the opening - before your story, method, features, or credentials. Your About Page can explain everything else after the right person decides to keep reading. -- 🐬 Curious how well your About Page turns visitors into members? 👇 Comment AUDIT and I’ll run a free DFY audit of your About Page copy and visuals. I’ll share your score, the #1 conversion fix I’d make first, and a useful summary here in the thread - so you and other Skoolers can learn from the feedback too. Prefer private feedback? DM me AUDIT and I’ll send the same audit privately.
🔎 Tip #5 - Your first lines should answer one question: Is this for me?
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@Roberto Srpak That makes a lot of sense. Starting the conversation with people who already understand the model is a huge advantage. Do you think there ever comes a point where it makes sense to add a second acquisition channel, or is the discipline of staying with one the bigger advantage?
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@Roberto Srpak I've genuinely enjoyed this conversation, Roberto. It's given me a much better understanding of your business and the thinking behind OBB1. I joined your community as well, so I'm looking forward to learning more from your work and hopefully sharing a few perspectives from my side too. I run a community called YBC, where I help business owners use YouTube as their primary client acquisition system, and I'm also getting ready to launch the YBC Podcast around that topic. I'm sure we'll have more to chat about down the road.
Change to the Your Business Book: Planned Together programme
I created the Your Business Book: Planned Together programme for coaches and experts with a book in them. I got feedback - and I listened. I'm moving the Your Business Book: Planned Together programme over to the Skool platform. Community, course, lives, videos, all in one place. I have spaces available for the August cohort starting Monday 3rd August. Four weeks of mindset, structure, planning, writing and shaping your new thought leadership or personal development book, ready to write with ongoing support. For more info and how to get a space on the programme, head over to the Write Your Business Book community here: https://www.skool.com/write-your-business-book-1321
Change to the Your Business Book: Planned Together programme
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@Rachel Harmsworth That's interesting because you're not chasing YouTube for the sake of YouTube you're chasing the outcome it can create. It makes me wonder... if someone followed your channel for six months, what would you want them to keep coming back for?
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@Rachel Harmsworth I actually think that's what makes someone worth following. Information gets someone to click. Perspective is what makes them come back. What's one opinion about writing that feels very "Rachel" and not something they'd hear everywhere else?
Faith on the Move
LOW-ENERGY INCOME SYSTEMS Robert Gault 🔥 1d • PROMOTE SKOOLS 🏘️ Faith on the Move This is a faith based community that offers you to come to God as your personal Savior, or grow in your faith with God. Growing in faith is a never ending process. In this community you can also get Christian counseling that offers compassionate, Christ-centered counseling that combines biblical truth with practical support to help you navigate anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, grief, life transitions, and struggles with your faith.. You don't have to walk this road alone. https://www.skool.com/faith-on-the-move-9932/about?ref=c366425856a54039b54a0f8a31fd9723
Faith on the Move
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@Robert Gault I like that. It sounds like trust is the outcome you're really measuring, not member count. Looking back over the last few months, what do you think has built that trust the most?
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@Robert Gault I like that. It sounds like trust is the outcome you're really measuring, not member count. Looking back over the last few months, what do you think has built that trust the most?
🎯 Before You Ask ChatGPT Again...
Before you ask ChatGPT for your next content idea... Watch this. I share the mindset shift that helped me stop creating AI-generated content and start creating content built on demand, experience, and real perspective. If you're building a business or personal brand, I think these 30 minutes will save you months of trial and error. If you make it to the end, let me know your biggest takeaway in the comments and leave a like if you found it valuable. It genuinely helps YouTube recommend this video to more of the right people. 🎥 Watch here 👇🏻
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