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11 contributions to Community Builders
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Sales and community both run on the same fuel: trust
If people don't trust you, there won't be engagement or conversions. I found trust comes from: 1. Consistency 2. Stories 3. Results Question: How do you personally build trust in your community?
1 like • 17h
Totally agree, trust is the real currency for engagement and conversions. Focus on sharing consistent content, telling relatable stories, and showing real results people can see. Test small wins first, like posting 2-3 case studies a week or sharing short behind-the-scenes moments, the trade-off is time versus depth, but even small authentic touches compound fast. One approach that worked for me was using interactive tools like quizzes, polls, or calculators from outgrow to share real results and spark conversations, people love engaging with content that gives them personalized insights. Happy to dm a simple framework i’ve used to build trust consistently.
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Traffic Generation Call Replay (Sept 23, 2025)
Great call today! - Optimizing long form YouTube videos - Optimizing Instagram Feed - Making good short videos for IG + YT - Staying consistent and putting in the volume leads to results 🎥 Watch the Replay Here
2 likes • 2d
Hitting consistency and volume really moves the needle. Try, 1) Batch make 3-5 long videos a week and tweak titles/descriptions, 2) Chop key moments into 30-60 second shorts for ig and yt, 3) Watch ctr and engagement daily to adjust hooks. Simpler option: 2-3 posts a week and rotate your best hooks, growth will be slower but steady. Ran this for a small channel and doubled watch time in a month, Happy to dm the checklist if you want.
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Ever noticed how every community has silent members?
Stores have them too. People who visit the page, look around but don't "join" (buy). In both worlds, the key is: 1. Make them feel safe 2. Give them a reason to act 3. Show them others are active Question: What's one trick you use to turn lurkers into contributors? I'll go first in the comments.
1 like • 3d
Totally get what you mean, silent members are everywhere and they can actually be your most valuable audience if nudged right. Start by sending small, consistent value drops via email or community posts, highlight active users or reviews to show engagement, and create tiny low-risk actions like polls or quick reactions. The trade-off is it takes patience over flashy campaigns, but conversion and engagement usually jump. Happy to dm a starter idea if you want.
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3 Myths I used to believe about building communities (and stores too)
1. You need to have all the answers 2. You need to start with a big audience 3. People only join if you give them something flashy Truth? People join when they feel understood. That applies whether you're building a Facebook group, a Skool community or even a store audience. Question: What's your biggest myth you had to unlearn in your community journey?
2 likes • 4d
Totally get you, i used to think you needed a huge audience before anyone would care, but honestly it’s more about making each person feel seen. Focus on 1. Listen to early members and respond personally. 2. Share small wins or behind-the-scenes moments, 3. Ask questions that actually spark stories or opinions. the trade-off is slower growth at first, but engagement skyrockets once people feel understood. I’ve seen a new skool group hit 50 active members in two weeks just by celebrating each member’s input. Happy to dm a quick 2-week engagement starter plan if you want.
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Not sure what to offer online? Let me help you.
There's an infinite list of things you can sell online to make money as a coach, teacher, influencer, or service provider. And that's a problem. Because with so many options, it becomes extremely hard to choose the best product or service FOR YOU to offer. The solution? Attend a complimentary "Offer Clarity" call with me. On the call, I'll spend as much time with you as needed 1 on 1 to get you perfectly clear on the best product or service for YOU to offer based on your strengths, preferences, personality, and income goals. Why am I doing this for free? Because once you're clear on your offer... And you see how much money you can make... You might want to apply for private coaching with me. And if you're accepted as a private client, and I help you put everything together and start making sales like I did with Sheela and 100's of other complete beginners, I'll be fulfilling my purpose here on this planet. Or (at the very least!!) you might decide to go ahead and implement everything on your own, make a ton of money, and feel compelled to say "thanks, Ted!" by shooting me a quick video success story 😊 Either way, I win, you win, and every client you sign wins. Cool? Cool. To get clarity on your offer, attend a free Offer Clarity call TODAY at 5pm PST/8pm EST by clicking here.
2 likes • 7d
There's an infinite list of things you can sell online to make money" really hits the challenge most beginners face. Getting clear on what to offer is key because it stops you from spinning your wheels and helps you focus on what actually fits your skills and audience. A lot of people overthink or try to copy others, which leads to confusion and lost time. 1. List your strengths: Pick 3–5 skills you enjoy teaching or coaching. 2. Match to demand: Check forums, social groups, or communities to see what people are asking for. 3. Test small: Create a mini-offer, like a 1-hour workshop or downloadable guide, and see how your audience responds. Even a simple test with 10–20 participants can give enough insight to refine your offer.
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