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CircleCo, Inc.

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Sep 16, 2026

BellaHOST
19:24
Yep.
BellaHOST
19:25
And the replays are all accessed through this platform called Circle, which essentially is this very cool sort of like community slash course platform where you have the whole calendar to RSVP.
BellaHOST
19:38
We have a New Earth Conduits chat right there in Circle.
BellaHOST
19:42
So it's all centralized in one place.
BellaHOST
19:45
where you RSVP, where you access the call replays, any resources associated.
BellaHOST
19:50
It's all in there.
BellaHOST
19:52
So it's all centralized where you receive the program, other than like you come onto a Zoom call.
BellaHOST
19:57
And again, those links are all provided in this Circle platform, replays, all the things.
Carrie LorangerGUEST
17:51
They're just wonderful.
Carrie LorangerGUEST
17:52
And a lot of them have joined my Circle community.
Carrie LorangerGUEST
17:56
I have a secret sub stack society on Circle.
Carrie LorangerGUEST
18:00
Yeah, you can join free.
Carrie LorangerGUEST
18:03
It's free to join.
Matt GartlandGUEST
32:27
Okay, it's gonna take this much time, and we'll have to contract with some third-party resources, videographers, or whatever the project is, right? So here's the cost implication to that.
Matt GartlandGUEST
32:36
What do we think is really plausible in terms of the return on that short term, immediate with the first launch, as well as, like, what's the thesis on, like, what does that add to the business going forward? Is that truly strategic? Are we trying to really shift our revenue allocation from X to Y? I mean, Pat and I talked about that a ton when we started to move into community-based learning, right? When we decided to very carefully but very deliberately cannibalize a multi, multi-million dollar business on course sales, DIY course sales that we were selling on Teachable at the time, and we cannibalized it to zero because we were building up recurring revenue, and we built on Circle, like the lab runs on Circle, and we did it systematically and strategically.
Matt GartlandGUEST
33:19
So yeah, like, you gotta be able to have a person like that, and I think that is your most valuable, like, internal weapon to think about in terms of your team design.
Matt GartlandGUEST
33:28
You're, they're gonna be your anchor.
Andrew MaxwellHOST
4:15
So I'm excited for you guys to either hear it for the first time or hear it again.
Andrew MaxwellHOST
4:18
Last thing I'll say before we kick it over is if you guys are wanting to go deeper and learn a little bit more and connect with like-minded hunters, check out our Circle community.
Andrew MaxwellHOST
4:26
So on the Circle community, we've already got members all over the country, so odds are there are some guys in your area already on it.
Andrew MaxwellHOST
4:33
So it's a great place to find hunting buddies, talk gear, talk tactics, do some map scouting, bounce ideas off each other.
Andrew MaxwellHOST
4:40
So we're having a great time with it.
Becky PiersonHOST
0:00
One of my favorite projects this year was a migration project, which sounds lame, but it was a migration for a membership that had about a hundred members in it, where we moved them from Slack to a Circle platform.
Becky PiersonHOST
0:13
I want to tell you how it went, like some of the statistics, what the impact was, but first I want to say that a migration is not just a tech project.
Becky PiersonHOST
0:24
And if you just think about it like, oh, I really like this other platform.
Becky PiersonHOST
2:47
Their community members are actors and actors don't hang out on Slack.
Becky PiersonHOST
2:52
So our clients, Gabrielle and Sam, their membership is called The Membership and they have a membership for actors, aspiring actors and people that are actors that are really like growing in their career.
Becky PiersonHOST
3:05
And they had their membership on Slack and Thrivecart and we moved them to One Seamless Experience on Circle Platform.
Becky PiersonHOST
3:13
So a lot of the things that we changed, I wanna walk through before I get into like the statistics of how the migration actually went.
Becky PiersonHOST
3:21
So we provided an audit and strategy for them in the beginning where we're making recommendations for how they should improve onboarding.
IevaHOST
6:19
You really just show up with your product, set it up, and start selling.
IevaHOST
6:23
That being said, if you already know that your product is slightly different, for example, you want to launch a community or specifically membership with the community aspect, you may want to consider platforms like Circle or Skoll.
IevaHOST
6:37
But other than that, we're not going to overcomplicate it.
IevaHOST
6:39
Let's circle back.
Andrew MaxwellHOST
6:44
Um, but let's jump right into it.
Andrew MaxwellHOST
6:46
So, uh, some of these questions are gonna be from our Circle community, and then some of them are gonna be from our email list.
Andrew MaxwellHOST
6:53
Uh, you guys can go to our website and submit questions there, or if y'all are on Circle, be looking for our post, uh, where we'll do, uh, the Q&A hot take post, and you can put your Q&As and hot takes on that post.
Andrew MaxwellHOST
7:04
And one other thing about Circle, we're doing a Hunter's Hangout tonight.
Andrew MaxwellHOST
7:09
The day that this comes out, we're doing a Hunter's Hangout, so y'all be sure to tune in tonight, 7:00 Central.
Andrew MaxwellHOST
7:14
Uh, hop on there, chat.

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Andrew MaxwellHOST
21:03
Uh, but that'll be coming out soon, so be looking out for that.
Andrew MaxwellHOST
21:07
Uh, let's move on.
Howie ChanHOST
19:10
People think about community, I think, very differently.
Howie ChanHOST
19:12
There are folks that think, you know, "I'm just gonna throw up a school page or get into Circle, and voila, I have a community.
Howie ChanHOST
19:17
All right, you know, let's go."
Sophie CrossGUEST
19:19
Mm.
Sophie CrossGUEST
22:30
You don't have to have a WhatsApp group.
Sophie CrossGUEST
22:32
You don't have to have a Slack channel.
Sophie CrossGUEST
22:34
You don't have to have Circle.
Sophie CrossGUEST
22:36
Think carefully about these things.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:21
Now, school's gamified, highly active vibe isn't for everyone.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:24
If you are running a more exclusive premium group, say 100 to 1,000 high ticket members who are paying thousands of dollars for a mastermind, The data suggests moving to Circle at $39 a month.
James T.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:37
Circle, okay.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:37
Yeah, Circle offers a very polished premium feel and crucially, it allows you to white label the experience.
James T.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:43
Let's define that real quick.
James T.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:44
White labeling means stripping away the platform's branding, right? So it just looks like your brand.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:49
Exactly.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:50
If someone is paying you $5,000 for elite coaching, they shouldn't see a giant Circle logo when they log in.

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