Your next $100K is already inside your community.
Members go quiet around month two and cancel before you notice. The ones ready for your higher-ticket offer have no path to it. That is $50K to $150K a year leaving your community, quietly, every month.
dear coach,
i watch the members most community managers miss. the ones who go quiet in week three, long before they ever post that they are thinking of leaving. my job is to catch them and bring them back, before the cancellation lands.
what i want for you, beyond a busy group, is a community that funds your next level on its own.
i have been inside enough coaching communities at your stage to know the shape of the problem before you describe it.
what i see, over and over: you are the one welcoming new members, chasing the quiet ones, hosting the calls, and trying to move people up. all at once. you have not built the system that keeps the community warm and moving without you inside it every day. that is the system that catches the member who is about to leave. that is the system that fills your calls without you posting five times to get people in the room.
if you have read this far, you already know what is missing. you needed someone to say it out loud so you could stop carrying it alone.
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What community management has produced.
What that looked like inside the room.
Converted $197/month members into $100K and $50K clients.
The high-ticket pathway existed inside the community. Nobody on the team had been told to look for the members who were already ready to take it.
- I mapped every active member against the high-ticket offer, so the ones already raising their hands stopped getting missed.
- I owned the engagement tracking, so I became the one spotting who was ready to upgrade.
- I helped the appointment setters and the closer spot who in the community was a hot lead, and I helped with the follow-up.
40 to 470 live attendees in 30 days.
An earlier version of the masterclass had run on founder energy. This time the community itself carried the launch.
- I led the copywriter and the funnel designer through the entire launch build.
- I warmed up the free community of 18,000 members so they registered for the webinar.
Dropped churn from 20% to 4% in three months.
Members were leaving faster than the team could track. The founder, community manager, and moderators were all working hard, but the retention work was uncoordinated.
- Met one-on-one with the founder, community manager, and moderators to map what each person owned and where members were slipping through.
- Built a retention roadmap with the team, so every role had a clear part in keeping members engaged through their first ninety days.
- Launched a win-back campaign owned by the community manager and moderators, catching the quiet members before they cancelled.
- Held the weekly cadence with the team until the retention rhythm was theirs to run.
Resources for you.
Two quick ways to see what your community is really doing, before we ever talk.
The Community Revenue Hack Checklist
Run through it in a few minutes and see where your community is losing members and where the money is hiding, across retention, engagement, and ascension.
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The Community Revenue Audit
Answer a few questions about how your community runs right now and get a clear read on what is holding its growth back, plus the first fix worth making.
Take the auditAbout Roxanne.
Roxanne is an ex-fashion design student and model who once dreamt of her own fashion brand. She dropped out of school, moved out with zero income, and bet everything on building something of her own. Community was never the plan, but she kept becoming the person who noticed which members were about to go quiet and quietly brought them back.
She cares as much about how she leads as what she builds. She practices conscious leadership, does the inner work, and pours into her own growth, the first to tell you she is still an improving leader herself, not someone who has arrived. She is a traveler at heart too, the kind who will move to a new country and live there for a month at a time, running her work from wherever she lands.
She serves coaches because a community is the one asset that compounds. Keep the right members longer and move them up, and the impact multiplies through every person each of them reaches.
The arguments you've been having with yourself.
These are the sentences that keep you inside the group every day.
"I know my members better than anyone. I should be the one in there every day."
"If I bring someone in, the community will stop sounding like me."
"My community is too different for someone else to run."
"I'm too busy keeping it alive to fix how it runs."
How I run a community that keeps members and moves them up.
I run your community in four parts, each one built so your team can hold it without you.
A real win in the first week.
New members get a real win in their first week, so staying becomes the obvious choice for them.
Caught before they cancel.
We spot the members going quiet before they cancel, and bring them back. Cancellations stop being a surprise.
A weekly rhythm that fills the room.
A weekly rhythm keeps the group active and gets your calls and events to actually fill up.
The right members moved up.
A clear path moves the right members up into your high-ticket programs and masterminds, run by your team, not you.
I've had a community manager before. Why is Roxanne different?
I look at your community and see where the money is hiding.
My background is in sales and marketing, so I do not just count posts and reactions. I read the community for revenue: who is about to leave, who is ready to buy more, and which fix moves the number this month. Activity is not the goal. Retained and ascended members are.
Caught before they cancel.
Most community managers notice a member after they have already left. I watch for the ones going quiet and bring them back. It is how I took churn from 20% to 4% in three months.
Real assets, fast.
I run on Claude Max. When I spot a fix for your onboarding or your member dashboard, you get a working version you can click through, not a doc that sits in a folder.
The system gets run, not handed to you.
I install the onboarding, retention, engagement, and ascension rhythm inside the community and run it beside your team, week after week, until the team owns it on its own.
Proven at scale.
260,000+ members across free groups and paid communities. A free member needs a reason to upgrade. A paid member needs a reason to stay. I run each one for what it is actually for.
Who I work best with.
- You are doing $50k–$300k/month with a proven offer and steady sales
- You have a community (Skool, Circle, Facebook, or a paid membership) that runs on your energy
- Members are active for a while, then go quiet and cancel before you notice
- You have members who could buy your higher-ticket offer, but nothing is moving them
- Your team can post and reply, but cannot run the community on their own
- You want to keep and grow the members you already have, not just chase new ones
- Early-stage coaches still building the offer or their first community.
- Coaches who do not believe in the value of community and just want hard selling.
- Impatient coaches who want to rush launches. A community is real people, and people cannot be rushed.