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While he is away post ice gifs!

@Dr. Stephanie Murauskas pointed out something that I believe other people might questioned about before. Roasts should not take more than 5 minutes to make. People shoudn't need to subscribe to what you have in order to roast it. If you're submiting your community to be roasted, people will roast your about page, not the inside of your community. If you're selling an app or a service, people will roast it's landing page, not review the app journey or the service itself. If you're submiting your profile, people will review your description and the things that fit in the first page on it. And if you're submiting your content, it has to be a short content, not a long video or a huge text. That's why I'm renaming it to short content. Make it palatable. Roasters can go beyond and actually subscribe in order to review your submission, but that's not required.

Check out his community if you want to learn more about doing stuff like that! Thanks, @Nick Nebelsky

Premium (2 usd) and VIP members can pitch their services as a solution to the problems they point while roasting. They can also get tips with me privately to do better roasts. VIP will have me pitching for them along with other benefits. Here are some important tips: - Ansering with straight up CTAs without doing any roast first is not allowed. I'll delete your post and instruct you via DM on a better approach. I don't want this community full of self promotion spam. You gotta be helpful first. Lazy roasts without detailing what is wrong like "your website is ugly, contact me to fix it" are also not allowed. Show some value, gain some trust and than pitch. - Ask questions. A successful sale is 90% listening and 10% talking. When you develop a conversation, by understanding what the person needs and letting them talk, you earn their trust and also learn exactly how you can better help them. @Mona Weathers is great at that, check out what she did here. - You need to be level 3 to DM (I intend to keep increasing the levels as the community grows to avoid spamming). But you can use the comments to foward a website with your callendar so they can book a call, or an email, or an external page. - You also need to have good digital assets to gain trust. What are you going to link? Your website, your community, your callendar, your email? If they have flaws, if your email is not a professional one ( @yourdomain, not @gmail), if you don't have a formally registered business, than you will have a harder time getting clients. Submit your stuff to be roasted here, get improvement tips and apply them. I have a whole set of people to recommend and that will help you level up. - Feel free to reach out to me for more tips and feedback via DMs. That's part of the premium perks.