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UK remote jobs community. CV rewrite, weekly roles, Sunday support calls. $29/month, no contract.

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1 like • Jul 24
@Faith Adebayo it’s worldwide 🙂
0 likes • Jul 25
@Faith Adebayo
Jul 23 • 
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🔎 Tip #3 - Your Group Description should make one promise
This post is part of the Skool Discovery & Growth Boost Tips Series. My goal is simple - help Skool group owners get found, and turn more visitors into members. -- Your Group Description has very little space. Trying to squeeze your whole business into it usually makes the message weaker, not stronger. I see descriptions like this quite often: “We help coaches grow their audience, build a brand, create content, launch offers, improve sales, and gain more freedom.” There may be several good benefits there. But a cold visitor is left wondering which one matters most. Your Group Description should continue the main promise introduced by your Group Name and Cover Image. For example: “Help Skoolers turn their Skool conversations into paying clients.” One clear audience. One main result. One reason to click. You can explain the method, features, bonuses, and other outcomes on your About Page. The Group Description only needs to help the right visitor understand the main promise and take the next step. A simple check 👇 Read your Group Description and ask: - What is the one promise I want a cold visitor to remember? When several promises compete, choose the one closest to the result your ideal member already wants. Clear promises are easier to understand - and easier to continue across your Cover and About Page. -- 🐬 Curious how well your About Page turns visitors into members? 👇 Comment AUDIT and I’ll run a free DFY audit of your About Page copy and visuals. I’ll share your score, the #1 conversion fix I’d make first, and a useful summary here in the thread - so you and other Skoolers can learn from the feedback too. Prefer private feedback? DM me AUDIT and I’ll send the same audit privately.
🔎 Tip #3 - Your Group Description should make one promise
2 likes • Jul 23
@Roberto Srpak AUDIT
Drop your Skool link below and I'll tell you the 1 thing I would fix first
I have started and run several Skool communities. When I look at someone else's, there is almost always one fixable problem, and it is never the one the owner thinks it is. So let's do this. Comment below with: 1. Your community link 2. Who it is for, in one line 3. The one thing you are stuck on I will reply to every single one with a specific fix. Not "post more." An actual change I would make if it were my community. Free, no catch. I like this work and it is the fastest way to be useful here. While you wait, the 3 problems I see most: - Your About page describes you, not the outcome. People join for a result, not a resume. Lead with what they walk away with. - Your feed is announcements, not conversations. Scroll your last 5 posts. If none of them ask a question, you have an audience, not a community. - You post daily but you do not welcome daily. A new member who gets no welcome in 24 hours usually never comes back. That one is free to fix and it moves retention more than any content you make. If you want the 1 hour daily rhythm I use to run mine, it is called F.L.O.W. I built a free tool (I'm in FLOW right now 😉) and an operator community around it. DM me FLOW and I will send you something special and a fun personal video message. Drop your link 👇
Drop your Skool link below and I'll tell you the 1 thing I would fix first
2 likes • Jul 21
https://www.skool.com/workfromanywhere For UK families to leave the UK via a remote job Onboarding flow / classroom
1 like • Jul 21
@Brian Walsh ah good shout - i'll mix that up!
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Stop sending CVs into a black hole. If you aren't getting interviews, your CV is likely failing the ATS filters or failing to grab a hiring manager's eye. I want to help you land your next role. I am offering a complete CV rewrite and professional review, normally worth £200, absolutely free. This isn't a generic template. I will personally review your experience and build you a tailored, high-converting CV designed to get you hired. What you get: - A comprehensive review of your current CV - A brand new, professionally written CV tailored to your target roles - ATS-optimised formatting to ensure you pass the initial screenings - 100% free 1st come 1st served! Space is limited because I can only take on a few of these at a time. 👉 https://www.skool.com/workfromanywhere/about
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Your Community Shouldn’t Feel Like a Second Job
I started Memberflow because I kept seeing great community owners burn themselves out. They’d spend hours welcoming members, replying to posts, checking analytics, trying to keep conversations alive, and before they knew it, they’d spent their entire day working in their community instead of growing their business. I want to change that. My mission is to help community operators build genuine relationships in under an hour a day, using simple systems and smart automation so they can spend the rest of their time creating content, serving members, and building new revenue streams. Communities should create freedom, not another full-time job. If that mission resonates with you, I’d love to have you join us. 👉 Memberflow Community Operator
    Your Community Shouldn’t Feel Like a Second Job
1 like • Jul 5
I’ve only been in a day or so and already learned so much from @Brian Walsh
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