Tour of My Paulymath Mentorship Club

Written by Paul Piotrowski - Saturday, April 16th, 2011

When I launched the Paulymath Mentorship Club six weeks ago, I couldn’t really show you guys what the inside of the mentorship club looked like.

The reason for this is that unlike many other make money online courses out there, which are pre-programmed with a set of lessons prior to the launch of the program, the Paulymath Mentorship Club is a real-time member feedback driven course.

Meaning, I create the content for the course based on the feedback, questions, and desired focus of my membership.

It’s very similar to hiring me for consulting one-on-one, without the $400-$800/m price tag.

Tour of the Paulymath Mentorship Club

Here’s a quick video I shot today showing what you get access to when you join the Paulymath Mentorship Club.

Member Feedback

A few days ago I also did a survey of my members. Here are some stats from their feedback.

When asked how they would rate each of the five section in the Mentorship Club – Strategy, Mindset, Execution, Paulymath MC Forum and the Bonuses I gave away in the course, my members rated each section as follows:

Strategy

28.6% rated the Strategy section as “Awesome”
42.9% rated the Strategy section as “Great”
28.6% rated the Strategy section as “Good”
0% rated the Strategy section as “Average”
0% rated the Strategy section as “Below Average”
Total Satisfaction Rating (Good-Awesome) = 100%

Mindset

42.9% rated the Mindset section as “Awesome”
28.6% rated the Mindset section as “Great”
14.3% rated the Mindset section as “Good”
14.3% rated the Mindset section as “Average”
0% rated the Mindset section as “Below Average”
Total Satisfaction Rating (Good-Awesome) = 85.7%

Exection

42.9% rated the Execution section as “Awesome”
28.6% rated the Execution section as “Great”
28.6% rated the Execution section as “Good”
0% rated the Execution section as “Average”
0% rated the Execution section as “Below Average”
Total Satisfaction Rating (Good-Awesome) = 100%

Paulymath MC Forum

0% rated the Forum section as “Awesome”
42.9% rated the Forum section as “Great”
14.3% rated the Forum section as “Good”
14.3% rated the Forum section as “Average”
28.6% rated the Forum section as “Below Average”
Total Satisfaction Rating (Good-Awesome) = 57.2%

Bonuses: Ultimate Blog Business & LoA Turbocharge

42.9% rated the Bonus section as “Awesome”
28.6% rated the Bonus section as “Great”
28.6% rated the Bonus section as “Good”
0% rated the Bonus section as “Average”
0% rated the Bonus section as “Below Average”
Total Satisfaction Rating (Good-Awesome) = 100%

As you can see, most of those who completed the survey rated the Paulymath Mentorship Club quite highly with satisfaction ratings of 87.5%-100% for all the sections except the Paulymath MC Forum.

I believe there are two main reasons the Forums are not that popular yet:

(1) The way that Kajabi structures it’s posts is different than most systems. When members have a question about a specific lesson they ask the question directly WITHIN the lesson itself, leaving either a “Question”, “Comment” or “Suggestion”.

When I log into my admin panel I can instantly see all the Questions that people have and respond to them right away. The benefit of this is that if anyone has ANY questions about any particular lesson I teach, they can ask their question right there on the spot in the lesson itself.

They don’t need to go digging through some forum somewhere looking to see if anyone else has already asked that question.However, the “downside” of this type of system is that the actual “forum” that we have attached to the system tends to be rather empty.

Why? Because I’m already answering all the questions WITHIN the lesson posts themselves – not separately in the forum. This tends to make it seem like the actual “forum” is less lively than on most other membership sites where the content is separate from the feedback.

(2) I need more members to join the conversation. I know that the success of any forum really depends on the size and quality of it’s membership.

The more quality members we get, the higher the quality the forum will be, which is why I’m creating posts like this to try to promote the Paulymath Mentorship Club further.

Limited Time Opportunity to Join as a Charter Member

The Paulymath Mentorship Club (Paulymath MC) is currently accepting charter members.

The Paulymath MC is priced at $49.97/month, but for a limited time charter members are able to join at a price of $24.97.

I offer no guarantees as to how long I can keep the charter member price that low, but the Paulymath MC does offer a 60 day, no questions asked 100% Money Back guarantee to it’s members.

If for any reason you’re not fully satisfied with what I teach, you are welcome to ask for a refund at any time within the first 60 days.