We're exploring a private, members-only community built around you — a monthly revenue stream that you own, powered by the audience you've already built.
Every answer here feeds directly into what you'll see at our meeting: a community concept designed around your strengths, a price your audience will actually say yes to, and a revenue projection built on your real numbers — not guesses.
01This takes about 45 minutes. The more you give it, the sharper the plan we bring to the meeting.
02Go with your honest first instinct — there are no wrong answers, and "I don't know" is a perfectly good one.
03Three questions ask for screenshots from your Instagram insights. That's how we project your earnings from your true engaged audience instead of follower count — so the numbers we show you are real. They stay between us.
04Your text answers save on this phone as you type, so you can leave and come back. For privacy, screenshots must be selected again.
Five parts. One shared direction. Let's begin.
Part 01 · Sizing your opportunity
The real numbers.
Your follower count opens the door — but your engaged core is what we build the business on. These numbers let us project realistic monthly revenue and set a price your audience says yes to. The screenshots keep those projections honest, and they stay between us.
No. 1 · Screenshot
Your Instagram Audience Insights
One screenshot showing age breakdown, gender split, and top cities. Instagram app → Professional dashboard → Total followers. This tells us exactly who we're designing the community for.
This screenshot is required.
No. 2
Your average story views over the last 30 days
This is your true engaged base. A rough average is fine.
Enter your average story views.
No. 2b · Screenshot
A snapshot of your story views
A screenshot of recent story view counts or your story insights. Your story viewers are your true core — the people most likely to join — so this is the single most important number for projecting what the community can earn.
This screenshot is required.
No. 3
Average reel or post reach vs. your follower count, last 30 days
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No. 4
Roughly how many DMs do you get per week?
Pick one.
No. 5
The top 3 things people DM you about
Be specific. The exact questions and topics that keep coming back.
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No. 6
Do you have an email or text list? How big, and when did you last use it?
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No. 7
Do you use a Broadcast Channel or Close Friends? How many people are in it?
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No. 8
Your follower growth over the last 90 days
Pick one.
No. 8b · Screenshot
Your follower spike trends over the year
A screenshot of your follower growth chart from insights. Spikes show us when your audience naturally surges — so we can time the launch and build the content calendar around your momentum.
This screenshot is required.
Part 02
Your people.
Nobody knows your audience like you. What you share here becomes the member experience itself — what the community gives people, in your voice, from day one.
No. 9
What do your followers thank you for?
Not compliments — actual thank-yous for something you helped them with.
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No. 10
What insecurities, struggles, or vulnerabilities show up again and again in your DMs and comments?
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No. 11
Describe your ideal member in ONE sentence
Age, life stage, and the struggle they're dealing with.
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No. 12
Complete the sentence
"Members join my community feeling ______ and after 90 days they feel ______."
Fill in both blanks.
No. 13
If your audience could get only ONE thing from a private community with you, what would it be?
This one's required.
Part 03
What you'll lead.
A community needs a voice at the center — yours. This part makes sure the content plan is built around what energizes you, not what drains you.
No. 14
Rank these topics — tap in order of what you're most excited to lead
Tap your #1 first, then #2, and so on. Tap again to undo. Every topic needs a number.
Give every topic a rank.
No. 15
What topic could you talk about for 2 hours with zero preparation?
This one's required.
No. 16
What topics are off-limits for you?
Boundaries are good — we need to know them now, not later.
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No. 17
Name 2–3 creators or communities you think are doing membership right. What do you like about them?
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No. 18
Why should someone pay to be in YOUR community instead of following you for free?
In your own words — there's no wrong answer here.
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Part 04
The commitment.
A community grows around consistency, so this part helps us design a rhythm that fits your real schedule — not an idealized one. You bring the presence; we run the operations behind it.
No. 19
How many hours per week can you realistically commit — for the next 6 months minimum?
A realistic number helps us build the plan around your schedule.
Pick one.
No. 20
Which of these would you commit to as weekly non-negotiables?
Check the ones that genuinely fit your schedule and style — we'll build the format around these.
Check at least one.
No. 21
What's your backup plan for weeks when you're traveling, sick, or overwhelmed?
Who covers, or what happens?
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No. 22
Have you ever run anything recurring — a weekly series, a challenge, a live show? What happened to it, honestly?
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No. 23
On a scale of 1–10, how much do you want this?
And what would make it a 10?
Tap a number and answer what would make it a 10.
Part 05
The business.
No wrong answers here. Sharing your thinking on the money side now means we walk into the meeting already aligned — so the conversation is about building, not negotiating.
No. 24
Gut reaction — which monthly price feels right?
Why that one?
Pick a price and tell me why.
No. 25
Would you offer a discounted "Founding Member" rate to the first 100–200 members?
Pick one.
No. 26 · Optional
Which higher-level offers would you be open to later?
No. 27
What do you believe is a fair revenue split between you and me — and why?
There's no wrong answer — this just gives us a starting point to align on together at the meeting.
This one's required.
No. 28
If this partnership ever ends — who should own the member list, the email list, and the community platform? What feels fair to you?
This one's required.
Final step
Send it in.
Give everything one last look with the Back button if you want. When you hit send, your answers and screenshots come straight to me.
Thank you for taking the time.
Your answers give us everything we need to make the meeting count — feel free to look anything over with the Back button first.
Looking forward to it.
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Got it. All of it.
Your answers just came through. We'll turn them into the concept, pricing, and revenue projection you'll see at the meeting — so we start with a real plan, not a blank page.