I've searched the community but didn't find anything about this. I have a boutique songwriting mastermind that is paid and I want to hide the price for non-members when they visit my About page. I don't see any way to do this. I would like to show 'Paid' vs. 'Free' vs. showing '$99/month'. The reason is, psychologically speaking, I don't want to give them sticker shock when they check out my About page for the first time; I'd prefer to demonstrate the value of the community first and develop some rapport with potential members before introducing price. Does anybody have any insight on this? Thanks, Dave

Any plans on adding this soon? The obstacles I'm running into are visually clear presentations on longer posts. Give me the ability to just bold some text and I'll be happy. I know others have mentioned this before. Just pitching in my support. Thanks.

LOVE the Rich Text Editor! QUESTION: Any chance the RTE could be added to the communty for Admin level posts?

Hi All...Have a question on the new rankings. I must have missed the memo. I am not trying to promote my community in here but I am trying to find out how the new rankings work. What does #207 mean? What is the highest ranking in order to be on the front page of Sales and Marketing?

I slept on this feature for TOO LONG. (skip to the bottom for some bonus action steps) After bringing in a couple grand in the final hours of the skool games, I realized there were a few key secrets to convert free members to paid members via the DM feature: 1. Start conversations with the auto dm by asking a "pre-answered" question 💌 - This means you ask a this-or-that question where the member doesn't have to do a lot of thinking to answer. Keep this question short and relevant. Example: "Have you ever done copywriting before, or are you new to the industry?" 2. Use DM's to promote your calls as "value ads" and make sales live 📞 - Design your sales call scripts to add genuine value to your prospects, so when you promote a "strategy call" it's genuinely giving them a strategy. Solve a real problem for your members. - Then use short DM's to promote these calls as the solution to helping the member achieve a goal 3. Customize DM's 😎 - Don't just copy paste a dm to everyone in your group. The body of a promotional dm can stay the same but at the very least customize the name, using either an automation or manually Good copy should speak to the desires of your audience even when you're pitching Now, based on results I've seen with my top clients, and my own community, these are a couple bonus rules I follow: - Keep DM's under 100 words - Give people the full URL for whatever your CTA is (you can't hyperlink) - Send DM's 1-3 times per week (more than that gets ignored/causes churn) - Use the DM's to promote, while adding value via classroom, calls, and posts Cheers!