This is a NotebookLM podcast generated from the discussion Aidan and I had inside Grow With Evelyn, and it is a really great summary of everything we covered. Worth tuning in… In this one we debate the real tradeoffs between high-ticket and low-ticket scaling so you can figure out which architecture fits your life. Here's what's inside: 👉 The real math problem with building on $10 subscriptions 👉 What high ticket actually does to client behavior 👉 A self-funding loop for creators who want to start low-risk 👉 Where both models agree and which season of life each fits Take the quiz below to find your model. Share your results below and let's discuss 🤗 https://lowvshighquiz.growwithevelynweiss.com/ What's your experience with high ticket vs low ticket? Have you bought each? Sold each? Would love to hear what you think.

I've created them based on what I've seen working in Growth Boost and the trending discovery. Comment ME below and I'll send you a copy over asap 🤗

In this one I break down the 8 insights she shared inside Grow with Evelyn that got her there, plus what’s actually happening on the Meta ads side that makes them work. A bit of what’s inside: 👉 why advertising things inside your community converts better than advertising the community itself 👉 how going from freemium to paid changes the quality of traffic Meta sends you 👉 the about page mistake that kills conversions even when the ad itself is great 👉 how artefacts can unlock higher tier sales and become some of your best performing ads The takeaway: small, marketable things inside your community are the real unlock, not another full community overhaul. Watch here: https://youtu.be/yZjGYSfagOM&views

Most Skool community owners stay stuck in free forever because they're waiting for the wrong signals. Engagement, member count, a buzzing feed… None of those tell you you're ready to go paid. In this one I break down the traps that keep community owners waiting, and what replaces them. A bit of what's inside: 👉 Why engagement and marketability live in completely separate buckets 👉 What to actually sell on the front end to bring people into your community 👉The $10 to $15 ad test that tells you within 72 hours if your community is ready to go paid 👉 How to handle existing free members when you flip the switch You really are one good in-skool offer away from going paid. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZ4Ik6iyaJw&views Here’s the video guide. Are you still free or freemium? What's holding you back from going paid? Let me know in the comments 🤗

I just put together a cheat sheet with my best-performing Skool ads from the traffic challenge, including the exact copy and creative I used. Drop "AD" below and I'll send it your way 🤗