Don't build your entire course before launch. Pre-sell to validate demand and get paying members first. Focus on one clear transformation, like helping men stop watching porn, then use real results and testimonials to attract more people.
The mistake a lot of people make with group stuff is they think that they need to build out every friggin thing before they launch the group. They got to have the whole course. They got to have this. Yeah. You lock yourself in a cave for 3 months and when you come out, it's not even that good. That's what happens, right? Right. So what I did is just like, just pre-sell it, right? So if you know they're here and they want to go here, like point A, point B, like the transformation. I mean, the transformation is what? They don't watch porn anymore.
That and they just get in tune with like the essence of their life and they love their life again. So I feel like a lot of people— a reason why men turn to it is because they give up on going going out on dates and they think women aren't gonna find them attractive anymore, you know what I mean? It's just not only that, the shit they contribute to by logging on. So it's not just inner destruction, it's what you contribute to in that industry too, right? For sure. So anyways, but yeah, for sure.
So, and like, on a note on that, like, your transformations, probably like they're— they don't watch porn anymore, right? But the ripple effect of that is all the shit that you just mentioned. But you'd lead with the no porn in the marketing, but like the ripple effect, like you want to capture that in like testimonials and stuff, because like emotionally people