@Jesse Woltersom @Eric Howell I sense a “Skool Cat Crochet” community launching in the near future?

@Eric Howell Same for my Mom. She's a quilter, and already does classes in person. I think they need our encouragement to let them know, "You got this, mom!" (or wife, in your case) lol

@Marty B i’d be delighted to have an uninterrupted watch after work (i’m commenting between appointments ) lol The paid one?

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@Jenna Ostrye Yes, I was here LIVE chilling with The Skool Morning Show!" ❤️

@Sal Di Giallonardo that’s an interesting dilemma you have. Do your students come to you through different channels or do you have one specific traffic source?

@Sal Di Giallonardo I enjoyed your VSL. It was a compelling demonstration of what you provide inside, and you have a naturally inviting presence about you (the fun English teacher vibes!) 😁 I’m still building my program, and I love the model of starting with a free group, and delivering a quick win through a challenge, for instance. A while back, @Jenna Ostrye and Matt Thompson showed us how to do that with a free trial. I love the concept, but I don’t love the big yellow “free trial” button on my about page. I think its too much friction at a point in the journey where trust hasn’t been established. Even if the offer was dialed in, my mind still sees free trial as… Prospect: “if I’m wrong about this, I have to cancel before I get charged. Nope. Not worth the risk (unless you’re a famous influencer).” I’m wondering about a free group, where you can come inside and have a look around, then initiate a 7 day trial upgrade once you’ve got rapport. If you don’t like it, you might need more warming up, so you downgrade. Or you can leave. @Jenna Ostrye @Eric Howell This might be a way to combine the free to paid option without having two groups?

@James Blackburn gotcha! Yes! I’ve had this happen with short explainer videos (when text alone can’t get the message across)

@Marty B Hey! You’re very welcome. I kinda stumbled on that by accident. 😁