@Lion Fludd Number 2 but I'm not a fan of AI like this. People want to see a human. Not an AI image.

@Lion Fludd I think you be better to stay away from AI with stuff like this.

@Lion Fludd So I would do 4 you want them to see your backdrop that is import and your off to the side. The backdrop is the community logo. You want people to remember that not you sitting in the middle and they can see what it says.

@Lion Fludd you could also go with 7 as you can see the full backdrop. The rest are no good

@Chrissy Hogue Bartels This could be to many steps for people to take. I have always been taught that the less steps people have to take the better it is. My onboarding is as follows First, I get a welcome post together. I have several members as a welcome crew that are tag in the welcome post, I also use a gif. Once that is all set up I let them. at the bottom of the post I have a start here and that goes to the onboarding module where I have several things about the community how to post ect. In the welcome post, I comment welcome to the community and say I have sent you a private DM. This is the DM: Welcome, (name) to the community. As part of the onboarding, I like to do a Zoom call so we can meet each other, learn about your (Fill in the blank for your community) Before the call, (fill in what your going to do) When you’re ready to do a Zoom call, let me know. I can schedule it, and I’ll send over the link.. I use to get them to set this up but found they would never showed up. Since doing it this way it works . I think that is 3 steps. This seems to be a struggle for owners, and that because people think they are going to get pitch in the call to buy something. Less steps fast to get to them. Hope that helps need more help let me know?

@Dr. Severine Bryan hope this helps Solid foundation. Real story, real credentials, clear audience. The specific numbers 500s to 850, $39K paid off build instant credibility. But three things are holding it back: Opening line is warm but invisible to search nobody is typing "start where you are" to find a financial community "Income interruptions" is your phrase, not how your audience describes their situation the woman who needs this is, thinking "I'm broke after my divorce" "Coming soon" premium mention lands right before the CTA with no context cost, value, timeline all unknown — that's unnecessary hesitation at the worst moment So I went a little more in-depth. Based on what her audience would actually search: I check these and you did not come up at all. Credit repair, Rebuild credit, Broke after divorce Financial recovery, Money mindset, Divorced women Job loss, Single women finances Starting over after divorce Financial recovery,Job loss, The one video I had to turn the volume right up to hear, i.e. She needs to be closer to the mike maybe.

@Gus Gray Yes that is part of it. So I looked at your community. How is that going?

@Gus Gray so what are the members doing is the group dead or are you still engaging