If social media isn't your thing, and you're struggling to get fresh eyes onto your about page, events are another route in. But to be honest , like social, you have to learn the platform before you can start reaping the benefits. In my opinion, posting an event once and hoping people turn up isn't a strategy. It starts waaaaaay before that, by going to other members' events and presentations, asking questions on those calls, and helping people both on the call and in their communities. That's where my results come from. My first thought each day is who I can support, not how I can promote my latest thing. If you look at my Skool profile, I'm at 15k contributions. I'm not saying this to brag, but I'm ultra competitive, so I don't expect you to match that cadence. But...... But YOU CAN support others. If your last few events have been empty, it's probably because you posted in a few places and hoped for the best rather than getting to know your peers and building people who'll back you. @Heather Wilson and I will promote your event as much as we can, but the work is on you too. Go and support your peers, because if you don't, your next room will likely be empty again. Pick one event in SED this week that isn't yours and go along. Ask a question and help someone out. Also, if you see another member posting their event in The Skool Classifieds, leave a comment and lend your support. Des 👊