๐ How to Optimize Your Skool About Page for Massive Conversions
@Max Perzon saw 200+ new members join his paid community when we applied the 8-Figure Funnel method to his Skool about page and sales page funnel (and yes, it'll work for you too). Might be news to you, but your Skool about page is leaving a lot of money on the table... If you want to convert more visitors into paying members, you need to transform your about page from a mere placeholder into a powerhouse of connection and desire. Hereโs exactly what you need to do: 1. Your about page should speak directly to your audience, grabbing their attention from the get-go. Start on the first slide with a captivating first video or image that resonates with your audience and showcases what you offer. 2. The next 3 slides/images should not only pique interest but also ignite desire by showcasing benefits of joining (save time, money, stress, etc.), the features of what's included (courses, calls, etc), and social proof through testimonials from current members, highlighting their wins and transformations. 3. Address objections head-on in the 5th slide/image. Showcase your guarantee (if applicable) and answer 3-4 of the most important FAQs. Be transparent and honest about any doubts or hesitations. 4. Finally, the call-to-action slide needs a headline with a clear value proposition and benefit. Summarize your offer and its solution to their pain points. Direct them to the Join button and include a nearby testimonial from a community member that's achieved what people want to achieve. Bonus Tip: The same framework can be applied to your description section. If you want more visitors to join your free or paid community and get them to say YES to what you have to offer, then apply the strategies mentioned above. These methods are simple, instantaneous, and effective โ almost like magic. Implement even one tactic, and you'll see a significant increase in conversions along with that sweet MRR. If you're reading this far, comment below with the link to your about page and I'll review it for free (yes, free).