The Situation: I am currently running a paid Skool group in the crypto niche. We leaned into tier complexity too early and now have too many levels for our current paid cohort. I want to simplify the stack to increase member quality and provide a better all-in-one experience. Current Pricing: Standard: $13/mo Premium: $34/mo VIP: $144/mo (Mastermind + Course) The Plan: I want to collapse the bottom two tiers into a single, high-value entry point and rebrand the top tier: 1. New Standard ($21/mo): This will combine the current $13 and $34 tiers into one best of both offer. Later as we grow value pricing could increase. 2. New Premium ($144/mo): This replaces the current VIP tier. I plan to scale this to $233/mo once the course content is fully built out. The Goals: Increase Member Quality: Intentionally raising the entry price to $21 to ensure everyone has skin in the game. Reduce Friction: Removing the choice between $13 and $34 to make the yes easier for new members. Focus on Engagement: We are not worried about losing the free lurkers but some active free are good for us; we want a highly engaged paid community. Questions for the Group: 1. Migration: What is the best way to move existing $13 and $34 members into a single $21 offer without causing unnecessary churn? 2. Tier Gap: Does the jump from $21 to $144 feel too wide, or is a two-tier Community vs. Mastermind split the way to go? 3. Niche Pricing: For those in high-noise niches (like crypto), have you found that a $20+ entry point significantly improves the quality of the conversation? Looking for feedback on the collapse strategy and any technical tips for executing this on Skool!

Hey Offer Launchers! One of the biggest mindset shifts you can make when creating and launching offers is this: It doesn’t have to be the thing. It can just be a test. When you’re in the Test Phase, you’re not pouring all your hopes and dreams into one launch. You’re not deciding your worth as a business owner based on one result. You’re simply experimenting. Create it. Launch it. See what happens. Collect data. That’s it. This is exactly why the 3-Day Soft Launch challenge exists. It’s not about hype.It’s not about building some massive funnel.It’s not about perfection. It’s a structured test. You introduce the offer.You give people a clear window to decide.You communicate intentionally for a few days.And then you observe. That’s the key. You observe instead of spiraling. And here’s a perfect example 👇 @Shawree Johnson said: “Okay so Mona suggested the 3 day launch and I'm like okay let's do it. Well today I counted as day 0 because I was doing a live in my community. I looked at the three day launch structure and wrote everything to correlate with my live. Well today, someone UPGRADED to premium in my group and made a DONATION!!! YAY!!!” Day 0. She hadn’t even officially started the 3 days yet. That’s what happens when you move from “I hope this works” energy to “I’m testing this intentionally” energy. When you treat it like a test: You follow the structure. You communicate clearly. You don’t overcomplicate it. You let the process work. Now here’s where most people mess up the Test Phase: They stay in their head and never test. They start testing but get uncomfortable and pivot mid-test. They finish but never look at the data. Or they assume one quiet day means failure. The Test Phase only works if you let it finish and actually review what happened. That’s why we have the Pre & Post Launch Data Tracker post. If you’re testing a launch, use it. Don’t rely on memory or emotion. Track it.

🌟 Testimonial Board 🌟 This space is all about celebrating wins—big, small, and everything in between. Sharing your progress isn’t just encouraging for others, it also helps you see how far you’ve come (which matters more than we admit). Feel free to share as many wins as you’d like. One, five, or a whole timeline—this board can handle it. 💪😀 ✨ Quick reminder: this community is public, so please only share what you’re comfortable having visible to others. Get inspired or leave inspired. Be sure to comment on other's wins too! I’d love for this to become one of the longest posts in Skool history. Let’s stack those wins 👇😀

Hey Offer Launchers 👋 I’m so excited you’re here — welcome to Offers To Launch! 🚀 This community is all about one thing: creating, launching, and selling offers that actually work — with strategy and confidence. A few important things to know as you get settled in: How this community works - This is a public community, but most courses inside the classroom are locked at Level 1. - I’ve intentionally left three courses open so visitors can see how this space works: - Please make Start Here your first stop after this post. - This community has very specific guidelines so we can stay focused on one clear topic and keep the content high-value for everyone. If you’re looking for broader business conversations, solopreneur life, or general strategy discussions, be sure to also join Next Level Creator Hub — that’s where the wider conversations live. First Steps 👇 Introduce yourself in the comments below (remember — this is public, so write it clearly for visitors too): Please include: - Your community name + link - Who your community is for - Community type: Free, Freemium, or Paid Also, - Answer the poll question 👉 What part of selling feels heavy to you right now? I can’t wait to see what you’re building — and to help you turn it into an offer people say, “yes please!”. Now go to START HERE. Let’s launch 🚀 P.S. I'll be using this post to tag new members in the comments as they join. 😊