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Personal growth & emotional healing for midlife women ready to remember themselves, rebuild self-trust & create their next chapter on their terms.✨

231 contributions to Skool Scale Camp
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I have a meeting but I'll catch the replay :)
We did it!! 6000 members
...and the AI-Driven Business Community will be at 9000 members by the end of the weekend. That's 15000 members on Skool. Thanks everyone for being here! What's been your win for the week?
We did it!! 6000 members
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Your $9 community has a math problem 👀
DON’T EXPECT YOUR $9 COMMUNITY TO GET YOU TO $10K MONTHS Low-ticket communities sound great. Charge $9 a month. Get lots of members. Build recurring revenue. But there’s a math problem. At $9/month, you need 1,112 paying members to hit $10K MRR. And those paying members don’t magically appear. If you convert 20–30% of your community to paid, you’d need roughly 3,700–5,600 total members to produce those 1,112 paying members. And then you have churn. So unless you already have a massive audience, a strong ad engine or a reliable source of high-volume traffic, $9 is a volume game. I’d rather make the math easier. Start Premium at $49+ per month. Build reliable traffic into your free community. Create a clear reason to upgrade. Focus on traffic, conversion and retention. Then offer VIP for the people who want more access, support or faster results. You don’t need thousands of paying members to build a $10K/month business. You need a business model where the math actually works. So ask yourself: Are you trying to build a community that needs massive volume? Or one that can make more money with fewer members?
Your $9 community has a math problem 👀
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@Brenda Rigney I 100% agree with this, especially if it is your primary business. But what are your thoughts if it was more of a hobby or for fun group. Do you think Keeping it less than $10/month for people who want to be with a group of like minded folks is a good idea (especially if this wouldn't be somebody's primary source of income)?
Where are your members from?
It's incredibly important that you keep talking about your community and stay active on other platforms and in other Skool communities. Without visibility, you can’t just assume you’ll attract new members. As I’ve mentioned before, I’m basically just producing one longer video and then using AI to turn the transcript into social-media posts that are automatically shared on other platforms. In almost every one of those posts, I point to the product that you can get for free inside my community. My question for you: Do you do it the same way? Are you currently gaining members, and if so, from which platform?
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Where are your members from?
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@Kimberly Armatys 🙌🙌🙌
If your Skool community had a personality... (VOTE BELOW)
What would yours be? ⬇️ ☕ Caffeinated networking party 🎓 Serious learning lab 💅 Sassy business bestie ✌️ Chill community hangout Or is your Skool something completely different? Tell us in the comments. 💬
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A little bit of everything... life is more fun when it's more than one flavor.
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Stephanie Davis
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@stephanie-davis-5094
Intuitive Coach for Midlife Women💃🏼Drop the performance➡️Lead w/confidence w/somatic, emotional & spiritual healing✨Lover of ⛰️🏂🏈🪄🌮 AKA Doc🧬🍎

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