I recently got some feedback that if I make my niche a little clearer and more specific, I could attract more of the right customers. At the moment, I think my niche is not bad for a beginner, but I’m considering narrowing it down and making the message more focused. Have any of you changed or refined your niche and noticed better results afterward?

here is the announcement post, if you missed it. worked pretty well, Dirty Dancing never failed me 😎 i will talk about: - benefits of growing fast (i will use this community example from March '26 - real data!) - ways to grow fast and what it actually takes - answer any questions you might have ⚠️ IMPORTANT - check your local time zone for the even here - you MUST be level 3 or above to attend (so, i am not advertising it outside this group) check your current level here to get to level 3, you ONLY need 20 points total: 1 like to your post or comment = 1 point so, a few good comments and a post, if you are brave - should totally get you there quickly in no time. here are some of the recent posts for you to jump into (you are welcome): - my take on this week's Skool news - failure Wed celebration post - my notes on Sam's interview (saving you 2 hours of time) hope you to see you there. but if not, feel free to ask questions here ⬇️

finally, we got something other than GB 😜 💥 BIG NEWS: Skool introduced native reviews! but please don't run deleting your profiles elsewhere, continue reading. ⚠️ UPDATE: i just realized that every community you left a review, has a link in that review, and when ppl click and join that community, i think they will be marked "Skool Network" and Skool will get 30% if GB is turned on 🤔 ℹ️ few things to note about reviews: - you can edit or delete the review that you've left. GOOD! - you can only leave 1 review per community. i can live with that - because you can edit your previous review. - your reviews are gonna be shown on your profile. so, if you are toxic and like to poo-poo on ppl, it will be visible. - owners and admins cannot leave reviews for their community - you can leave a review only after 30 days. make sense. - only paying RECURRING members can leave reviews (not free, not one-off). this sucks if your model is not MRR driven. - you can start leaving reviews and collecting reviews, but they will not be shown to NON-members. Skool wants to collect some reviews, and slowly turn them on (testing first), so that it does not damage your conversion rates. SMART! - if you offer incentives for review (courses, discounts, lollypops - Sam's words, not mine), you will get a BIG RED warning on your about page. this one is a bit shady for me... like, how would Skool know? are they checking DMs? posts inside my community? what about confidentiality? hm🤔 - more updates for this feature is coming. so, i hope they fix some of the things e.g. one-off paying members leaving a review now, the big question - should you focus on Skool reviews only now or not? thanks to Matt (founder of ProveWorth platform) who explained it very well in the video - go and check it out if you are member, if not - join his community, cause it worth it!

bad news. she quit. if you want to be a business owner, the key isn't creating a website or posting on social media or even creating a Skool community the key is taking responsibility for your business. and, unfortunately, for your whole life. nobody tells you that part in the free masterclass. well - what does that mean? - defining what's important focusing on what's important not waiting for someone to tell you what to do creating your own strategy, plan, and daily priorities keeping track of your commitments keeping track of your calendar - that's it. that's the secret. sorry it's not a funnel template. if that's too abstract, let me give you an example. past Friday, i launched review domino to help you get more reviews. i don't know about you - but i want as many reviews as possible. reviews help with conversion from nobody to free, and from free to paid. they're the blood of your business. and your business is currently walking around a bit pale. well, this weekend i was distracted. i couldn't be the cheerleader. no pom poms. no reminder post. no "hey friend, just checking in 🥰" i know. that's my problem. but here's the thing i noticed. the moment i stopped waving my arms, the thing just... sat there. except for @Des Dreckett cause Des understands, which is the whole different story. or may be not... you tell me. - instructions clear. - actions easy. - zero effort required beyond opening the post. so, big big question. what were you waiting for? and i know you don't like being asked that. the fault was mine. blah blah. i take it. but the day nobody chases you is the day the business is actually yours. so here's what i'm doing about it. right now i'm going to go leave reviews for my fav communities. i'll tag them under the original post. why? because i wholeheartedly believe this thing works.