Before you post your intro, feel free to read mine! It's pinned in the comment section📌 I’ve shared my own messy version in the first comment - where I started, how vague my offers were, what I struggled with, what I learned, and why I built Offer-to-Client Lab. I’m not sharing it to make this about me. I’m sharing it so you know you don’t need to sound polished here. The raw messy version is always the starting point😄 After reading my intro, post yours below using this template 👇 Use this template: 1️⃣ Your name + where you’re from: 2️⃣ What do you currently do? 3️⃣ What skill, service, idea, or audience do you want to turn into an offer? 4️⃣ Who do you think you want to help? 5️⃣ What are you most stuck on right now? 6️⃣ What would be a win for you in the next 7 days? 7️⃣ Drop your current offer (If you have one) in one sentence, even if it sounds messy: Do not try to sound perfect. The whole point is to post the raw version, get feedback, improve it, and test it with real people. This community works if you work😎

I'm Edrick, a Skool community specialist and website developer. I help community owners structure their spaces things like onboarding flow, classroom organization, engagement systems, and overall member experience. I've worked on a few communities, including helping one grow from just a handful of members into a much larger, more active space through better structure and engagement. My offer idea right now is a community structuring/setup package for Skool owners covering onboarding, classroom setup, About page, and engagement systems. Where I'm stuck: I've had a lot of genuine conversations with community owners who like what I share and see the value, but a lot of them are early stage or budget conscious, so converting those relationships into actual paid clients has been my biggest challenge. I'd love input on how to position or price this better