A lot of people judge a community by the sales page… But the smart buyers who are going to SPEND real money with you will do their due diligence and look at what members' experiences are like. Here are 3 quick checks a POTENTIAL member looks at before joining any online community: 💥 Member results: Are people actually improving, learning, or getting wins? 💥 Activity + support: Are conversations alive? Do members get real help? 💥 Negative patterns: One complaint means nothing… repeated complaints matter. I made a Yelp like site for online communities for this very reason! A way to display how well your community is doing to potential members! I'm looking for early users! (it's completely free, unlike Trustpilot that charges $100s+ a month) 💎Comment down below if you would be down to list your community!!!

I noticed something. When you join a community with a specific niche, like a "day trading group", the conversation is always just about that topic. And yeah, it makes sense. It’s a "day trading community", so of course that’s what people talk about. But I’ve seen posts that were a little off-topic, and they just get deleted. .....that kind of sucks I feel like a community should be more than just the niche. It should be a place where people actually connect and build real relationships. Not everything needs to be about the main topic all the time. That’s what really makes a community feel alive. The niche brings people in, but the relationships keep them there.

whether it was a habit you started, a system you added, or something you stopped doing... would love to hear what helped you grow or feel more connected with your members. drop your answer below 👇

imagine a single place where anyone can leave reviews, whether your stuff’s on Skool, Whop, Teachable, Kajabi, Udemy, whatever. someone checks reviews for a Whop community...but then sees your Skool group has way better ratings. now they have a real choice.and that kind of opportunity doesn't exist unless something like this gets built. f this existed, would you list your stuff on it?