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Skool About Page Review — Join Skool This review is independent and unbiased, based on the real join decision a first-time visitor makes. JOIN CLARITY: 7/10 AUDIENCE MATCH: 6/10 DESIRE SIGNAL: 6/10 TRUST & TONE: 6/10 VISUAL SUPPORT: 8/10 CONVERSION BLOCKER It’s not clear what the “handpicked groups / personal matches” experience actually is or how a new member gets those recommendations after joining. VISITOR THOUGHT BUBBLE “This sounds helpful, but I don’t understand what I’ll actually do inside to get matched to the right groups.” HIGHEST-IMPACT FIX Make it immediately obvious what the member experience is right after joining so the “match me to the right communities” outcome feels concrete and inevitable. NEXT 48 HOURS If this were my group, here’s what I’d do in the next 48 hours: * Show one clear example of what a “match” looks like inside and what information it’s based on * Make the first action after joining unmistakable (what a member clicks/answers to get recommendations) * Ensure the page commits to one primary reason to join (finding fitting communities) and doesn’t compete with secondary promises at the decision moment CONFIDENCE SHIFT Join Confidence (before): 6/10 After fix: ~8/10 (No guarantees.) FINAL VERDICT ⚠️ Leaky — the value proposition is strong, but the join decision relies on assumed knowledge rather than a visible first-step experience. ********************************** Would you click Join Group based on this About page alone? Why or why not?

Skool About Page Review — Bodywork Lab This review is independent and unbiased, based on the real join decision a first-time visitor makes. JOIN CLARITY: 7/10 AUDIENCE MATCH: 8/10 DESIRE SIGNAL: 6/10 TRUST & TONE: 6/10 VISUAL SUPPORT: 4/10 CONVERSION BLOCKER It doesn’t make what members actually get inside (format, guidance, cadence, and how help happens) concrete enough to trust the promise of deep, lasting pain relief. VISITOR THOUGHT BUBBLE “This resonates, but I don’t know what I’m joining—what happens inside this group that would actually help my pain?” HIGHEST-IMPACT FIX Make the member experience unmistakable by clarifying exactly how support is delivered after joining so the path from “I join” to “I get relief” feels real and predictable. NEXT 48 HOURS If this were my group, here’s what I’d do in the next 48 hours: * Add a clear description of the inside experience: what a member will do in week 1, how they get feedback, and how often new guidance appears * Show one concrete example of the kind of practice/instruction members receive and what outcome it targets * Add minimal credibility context for the facilitator so health-related claims feel safe and grounded CONFIDENCE SHIFT Join Confidence (before): 5.5/10 After fix: ~7.5/10 (No guarantees.) FINAL VERDICT ⚠️ Leaky — the pain point and intent are clear, but the lack of a concrete “what I get after joining” experience creates hesitation right at the join decision. ***************** Would you click Join Group based on this About page alone? Why or why not?

Wed and Chill Planning This review is independent and unbiased, based on the real join decision a first-time visitor makes. JOIN CLARITY: 7/10 AUDIENCE MATCH: 8/10 DESIRE SIGNAL: 7/10 TRUST & TONE: 7/10 VISUAL SUPPORT: 7/10 CONVERSION BLOCKER It doesn’t clearly spell out what a new member gets on day one and exactly where to click to access the “Wedspread” inside the group. VISITOR THOUGHT BUBBLE “This sounds relieving, but I’m not sure what I get right after I join or where I find it.” HIGHEST-IMPACT FIX Add an “After you join” section immediately after the opening hook that states the exact click path to the Wedspread and the first action a member takes. NEXT 48 HOURS If this were my group, here’s what I’d do in the next 48 hours: * Insert an “After you join” block directly under the first paragraph of the About page * Add the exact in-group navigation path to the Wedspread (the specific tab names a member clicks) * Verify the Wedspread is placed in that destination and the path matches what the About page claims CONFIDENCE SHIFT Join Confidence (before): 7/10 After fix: ~8.5/10 FINAL VERDICT ⚠️ Leaky — understandable and appealing, but missing “what happens immediately after joining” creates last-second hesitation. *********************************** Would you click Join Group based on this About page alone? Why or why not?

Skool About Page Review — LIFEsurfers This review is independent and unbiased, based on the real join decision a first-time visitor makes. JOIN CLARITY: 6/10 AUDIENCE MATCH: 5/10 DESIRE SIGNAL: 6/10 TRUST & TONE: 6/10 VISUAL SUPPORT: 8/10 CONVERSION BLOCKER The page speaks to “anyone who feels lost/overwhelmed” but never clearly defines the specific person this is built for (and who should not join), which makes the $7/month decision feel fuzzy. VISITOR THOUGHT BUBBLE “This sounds supportive, but I’m not sure this is meant for someone like me specifically.” HIGHEST-IMPACT FIX Add a single “This is for / Not for” block immediately after the opening questions to clearly qualify the right member before the rest of the promise. NEXT 48 HOURS If this were my group, here’s what I’d do in the next 48 hours: - Insert a “This is for / Not for” section directly under the opening three questions - Add 3 concrete “This is for” qualifiers and 3 “Not for” qualifiers in that block - Re-read the page and ensure every benefit mentioned maps to the “This is for” qualifiers without introducing new audiences CONFIDENCE SHIFT Join Confidence (before): 5.5/10 After fix: ~7/10 FINAL VERDICT ⚠️ Leaky — it feels warm and visually supported, but the audience definition is too broad to justify a confident paid join. ******************************** Would you click Join Group based on this About page alone? Why or why not?