Team, I've come from the high ticket world where VSL's are integral to generating sales calls. I'm putting together an about page video for my new community and wondered if a Direct VSL is the best approach for conversion or if there is a more laid back approach/something that is working better for you?

Why? ( drop it in the comments)

Often I see people in Skools post and move on. Then they have to brainstorm what to post next. Well if you go back to your high level posts and reengage with them. Maybe reply to a comment or leave one yourself, it gets bumped back to the top of the feed. Then new people see it and engage keeping it on top. Don’t repost, reengage with old post. 🧐

Wanted to share the Conversion Numbers for my new free and paid groups, so you guys can compare it to your own. Last 7-days, Free Community - 27,31% Last 7-days, Paid Community - 8,81% Average Conversions on Skool: For Free Communities: 18% For Paid Communities: 4% P.S. Keep in mind it's new, and with more traffic, the conversions change and usually go down, which is normal. So for now, for me, it's On Average 2x more than for other groups. If you want to increase your conversions as I did, I recommend watching the call recording from @Alex Hormozi and @Andrew Kirby about how to make a good VSL (Video Sales Letter) on your About page to increase the conversions of your group(s), you can watch the recording here! And lastly, let's please share our conversion rates down below in the comments, no matter how high or low it is. Really curious! Let's see how different it is for everyone and how we can all learn from each other to improve it! Let's get it! 🚀 - Harut

Team I run a content business (photo+video+editing) that has done multi 6-figures. I have no online following so want to hear your success stories growing your community to & past 500 (paid) members without migrating an existing audience! Context: I'm wanting to start and grow a *low ticket* community in this space but more working with other like-minded creators & editors. 🫡