@Paulo Costa, The Roaster I have a paid Wix site, so I don't know about that!

@Kevin Mwithiga Thanks for your feedback!

@Paulo Costa, The Roaster Your post was great! But, tbh, I participate in this group because I find the feedback useful and I like to reciprocate and be helpful when I can. For my freelance business (which is focused on construction and construction technology professionals), I don't expect promotion on Skool to be very effective. I'm planning a more general profile on Upwork that might be more useful to promote on here, though!

@Paulo Costa, The Roaster That would be helpful!

@Gus Gray Thanks!

@Brian Diep Thanks!

Another point about roasting... we don't all have relevant expertise. I like to give people feedback when I feel I have something to contribute. But I wouldn't want to give someone misleading feedback because of my own ignorance!

AI can give you pretty picture, but it won't give you a brand. Who is your audience? Do they know that a brand is more than colours and imagery? (If they do, do they need reminding? If they don’t, will this confuse them? Maybe they need to be told straight: A brand is much more than pretty pictures.) The strategy get muddled by AI generate and loses it's point. Get —> gets AI generate —> ? It’s —> its “Its looks fine won't cut it when you are building a premium skool and giving premium services. Its --> It Need “ after ‘fine’ and capitalize Skool That's like getting dated furniture to a modern house, it's doesn't fit the tone. Your members would notice, even when they can't explain it, then in 6 months, you redo it by replacing the AI images anyway. Is this a real problem? If they can try something and then easily replace the images, are they feeling any problem? Is it true members notice? How do you know? (Skeptic radar, haha!) You need a plan that fits your skool from the start. To make it feel like a home that members feel comfortable staying there and becoming a client. Capitalize Skool Second sentence: To make it feel like a home where members feel comfortable staying, and becoming clients. Don't play fast fashion with your community. It's a waste of YOUR time, energy, and confuses your members. I like the comparison with fast fashion. Maybe use that instead of furniture at the top? My impression is that you need to dig a little deeper into your potential clients’ pain points. Are they really feeling the problem with their AI generated images? What can you do that will really help them and be worth it?

@Brian Diep I'm glad it was helpful! I appreciate your feedback on my homepage!