It doesn't matter if you're business owner, a solopreneur or an employee, knowing how to sell yourself is what you need to do in order to make more money. That's how @Gus Gray will help you in Career Skool! To find out what you want and should be doing and what are the steps you need to take to get it. Join and get practical feedbacks on your CV, portfolio, interviews and more. If you've been roasted by @Gus Gray, you know how helpful he is, so take this opportunity and be an early joiner

@Brian Diep is offering free audit calls for you to level up your brand. Brian Diep is a designer and systems thinker who believes great design should make life simpler, not harder. With a background in branding, marketing, and user-centered design, he approaches every challenge as an entrepreneur Make sure to take this opportunity. Just send him a DM or comment here bellow if you're not level 3. And if you want to learn more about his work, check his website. Here are his awards: - Indigo Awards Bronze "Guilt-Free Meat?" 2022 - Graphic Design USA Winner "Heart of Campus Logo" 2023 - Graphis Honorable Mention "PIVOT" 2023 - ACUI “Steal This Idea” Winner "Vote Lions" Fall 2024 - ETAMU Climbing Competition "Gravity Check" 2x Winner Fall 2024, Spring 2025 - Lion Lead Leadership Spring 2025

A niche is a specific type of group that you specialize in helping. The whole point of niching down is creating an authority to solve a very specific problem. I see a lot of people not getting that and niching down for no reason. - Good Niching Down: Creating Social Media AI Agents for Law Firms. Law firms will go for you because you specialize in their industry. - Bad Niching Down: Baking Recepies for 50+ Males: This is not a specialty. It's just restriction for restriction's sake. What is your niche? Are you niching down to build authority or is there any other reason to do it?

@Gus Gray just won RoW#5. He and previous winners will not be competing untill may. @Ruben Plasmeijer @Jack Robinson @Mike Tielemans are also out, but can still get pined posts at the second place. Why is that? Because I want to give you a chance to earn a free VIP access here, meaning I'll be promoting your work for you! You have untill the end of april to take this opportunity. And the first requirement to earn free VIP is winning the Roaster of the Week at least once. The others are referring the most members and providing classroom content. Full details here! The scores were cleared today! And the stakes are higher than ever. Let's roast the stakes!

This is how I DM new members. Do you like how I do it? How would you do differently? 🔴 If they're offline - 1st message: Hey [name]. Welcome to my community. I'm very glad to have you here! - 2nd message: you can already submit a roast request or check this post to get situated and introduce yourself: https://www.skool.com/roast-promote-5332/community-playground. Let me know if you have any questions. - 3rd message: your [community, website, social profile - depending on what you have] are all fit for roasting in separate posts! 🟢 If they're online - 1st message: Hey [name]. Welcome to my community. How are you? - Develop a conversation, ask about their community, pain points and etc. Try to guide them in a personalized way to better use my community and maybe pitch premium/ vip. - If they dont answer I follow the offline script.