So many!!! We are working on trying to create that in theory right now! First, trying to figure out how that fits with the Skool group format, as we have both a free community and high ticket on school. We don’t want to mix the AAP members with high ticket as we run challenges specific to members of HT, and they like having their own smaller community. In the same sense, we don’t want to mix them with the free. I’m in both of yours and like having the separation, personally. So, there’s the question of user experience and how many groups, and then there’s the question of breaking those products down into smaller products for low ticket lead gen through the evergreen everyday format, for the lower tier of free/low ticket. So in a sense, product suite would be three fold. High ticket = all products + HT specific curriculum + live events/calls. AAP includes all products + community (DIY). Free + LT has one off purchases + community. It’s a LOT of ways to break off content. Would love the simplest approach without watering down communities or mixing audiences. I know! That’s a lot of questions! But that’s exactly what we are discussing now in depth! @Mariah Coz

@Lucy Reyes Thanks!!!

@Amy Hardie Makes sense!

I offer various pricing breakdowns and also programs that break the payments up for them depending on their credit, income etc. It all depends on the circumstance, but if someone is really wanting to work with us and willing, we do our best to find them the payment plan or best financing option to meet their needs. I wouldn’t say that we heavily discount our program, and I also wouldn’t say that those who received a more accessible option had less engagement. I would go on to say that many of the people who haven’t ever come to calls had enough disposable income where it wasn’t a stretch to join. So I have seen the opposite sometimes.

Why not host them here in Skool?

@Leoni Milano Amazing!!! 🤩

This is SO inspiring!!! Thanks for posting!

@Kieran MacRae Awesome!