@Ashley Michelle Absolutely, and I actually think that’s a smart approach. 💚 You want to understand what your audience is responding to first, then build the journey around what’s already working rather than adding things just for the sake of it. That’s also where the campaign and landing page I mentioned can come in they should support what your audience is already showing interest in and make the next step clear when they’re ready to take action. Once you feel you’ve identified what’s working and you’re ready to build that next step, I’d still be happy to connect you with the team I mentioned. They can help you put the campaign and landing page together properly so you’re not trying to figure out every piece on your own. For now, what type of content or topic have you noticed your audience responding to the most?

@Ashley Michelle Exactly 💚 I think that’s the right way to approach it. When you already know what your audience is connecting with, everything you build afterward becomes much more intentional. And I like that you’re keeping it simple. The next thing I’d pay attention to is what happens after someone engages are they asking questions, clicking through, showing interest in your offer, or just liking the content? That part can tell you exactly where the gap is between attention and income. Have you noticed what people usually do after they engage with your content?

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@Ashley Michelle Absolutely, Ashley I respect that. We can definitely keep the conversation here. Based on what you’ve shared, I’d actually start simple. Since you’ve noticed that your audience responds most to relatable “that’s me” content, I’d build your next step around those messages instead of trying to add too many pieces at once. For example: relatable content → clear call-to-action → campaign → simple landing page → your offer. The important part is that the landing page and campaign should feel like a natural continuation of the content that already gets people talking, not something completely separate. So I’d first pay attention to which topics consistently get the strongest conversations, then use those insights to build the next step. That way, when you’re ready to add the campaign and landing page, you’re building around something your audience has already shown you they care about.

@Ashley Michelle Love this 💚 And honestly, I think you deserve to give yourself credit for getting more intentional about turning the attention your content is already getting into income. That’s a big step because once you understand what your audience is responding to, it becomes much easier to build the right journey around it. For me, the biggest win is knowing what to focus on next instead of trying to do everything at once. What’s one thing you feel you understand better about your audience or content this week?

@Ashley Michelle Exactly! That “yep, that’s me” reaction is powerful because it means your content is already creating a connection with the right people. You don’t necessarily need more content you need to make sure the attention you’re getting has somewhere to go. That’s why I mentioned the campaign and landing page earlier. Once you know what message is making people stop, relate, and engage, you can build the next step around that message and guide those people toward your offer instead of letting the conversation end with a like or comment. And honestly, I think you’re getting closer to that point. 💚 When you feel ready to put that next step together, I can still connect you with the team I mentioned. You had said you’d be happy to connect with them, so whenever you’re ready, let me know and I’ll send you their WhatsApp number.