Hey everyone 🤍 Can I ask you something quick? I wanted to share a little more about where I’m taking this space. For the past while, I’ve been working with business owners on offers, funnels, client acquisition, follow-up, delivery, and proof. And the more I’ve done this, the more I’ve realized something simple - before the funnel, before the content, before the DMs, before the ads, before the sales call… the offer has to make sense🎯 Because when the offer is vague, everything after it feels harder. - Your content feels harder to write. - Your DMs feel awkward. - Your pricing feels random. - Your sales calls feel unclear. - And people don’t fully understand why they should care. So before I build out more resources inside here, I want to make the first step really useful - helping you take the thing you know, the skill you have, or the service you want to offer… and turn it into something clearer, testable, and easier for people to respond to✨ That’s the direction I want Offer-to-Client Lab to grow into - messy idea → clear offer → real conversations → clients → delivery → proof But I don’t want to build the next version from assumptions. I want to build it around where you actually are right now🙌 So which one feels most true for you right now? 1 — I have an idea, but I’m not sure if people would pay for it 2 — I know what I want to offer, but I can’t explain it clearly yet 3 — I have an offer, but I don’t know how to test it 4 — I can get conversations, but not clients yet 5 — I’ve sold something before, but I need better delivery, proof, or a repeatable system Even just commenting a number helps me understand what would be most useful to build next. And if you want to add one messy sentence about what you’re trying to create, that would help even more. I’ll also pick 3 people from this thread for a free clarity conversation this week so I can understand where you’re stuck and help you map the next step. I’d love to build this next version with you, not just for you 🤍

I help Skool community owners turn new members into active, engaged members through better onboarding, classroom structure, and engagement systems. My main offer right now: a community setup package covering onboarding flow, classroom organization, About page, and engagement systems, starting around $250. Stuck point: I've had good conversations with a lot of owners, but converting those into actual paying clients has been the hardest part, many are early stage or budget conscious.

I'm Edrick, a Skool community specialist and website developer. I help community owners structure their spaces things like onboarding flow, classroom organization, engagement systems, and overall member experience. I've worked on a few communities, including helping one grow from just a handful of members into a much larger, more active space through better structure and engagement. My offer idea right now is a community structuring/setup package for Skool owners covering onboarding, classroom setup, About page, and engagement systems. Where I'm stuck: I've had a lot of genuine conversations with community owners who like what I share and see the value, but a lot of them are early stage or budget conscious, so converting those relationships into actual paid clients has been my biggest challenge. I'd love input on how to position or price this better