Regarding paid ads - I appreciated the suggestion to wait until I can confidently charge 3K for my offer to start running ads. I was actually feeling hesitant to do this and I was wondering if it was just a limiting belief. However, I'm wondering if I should maybe run some ads to get me started in Skool ? I’m working on creating a high value offer that I want to start offering at 1.5K and considering Skool to host my community. Do you guys think I should aim at growing my community organically at first ? Because I’m wondering if I should maybe run some ads to get people to join … Oh and for info, I'm a Coach looking to assist emerging leaders, teachers and spiritual guides to detect and clear subconscious blockages limiting them. I’m open to advice and insights, thank you !!

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Would a few people be willing to look at my IG profile to give feedback? I have had it set up like the layout in Day 2 of the 14 day challenge for around a year already but unsure if I should tweak it. To me it makes sense but I don't have leads on there right now but also no paid ads yet. Please comment if you are willing and I will share my handle!

Hey everyone 👋, I have been building my IG following while also creating the content in my Skool community. I just finally did my first paid ad. From the research i've done the cost per click, roughly $.73 is doing really well, but the conversation once people land on my about page isn't great. I've attached some images to show the stats and data. I know it's all input and feedback. I'm looking to try fix the gaps so when I run my next ad, I have more conversion to the community. What are all your thoughts? I welcome any feedback 🙏 @Dan Harrison @Gustavo Gil @Alexander Om

These might be silly questions but my brain sometimes get stuck in nuance. I am creating a few new offers. I have my Skool community (low ticket) and people can work with me 1v1 as a one off. I want to create 3 new offers. So first question: what is the difference between a webinar, workshop, and mini course? are any of these words more effective in marketing? Second question: What is a good time frame for a $500, $1000, $3000 course?