Getting real feedback from your credit repair community can be tough, especially if members are shy or unsure what to share. These ready-to-use feedback templates invite honest opinions and help you shape your group to better fit their needs. Use them to open up conversations and build a community where every voice matters.
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Community feedback posts are powerful because they signal that every member's experience is valued. When people feel heard, they are more likely to participate, contribute ideas, and remain engaged in the group. Open-ended feedback requests break down barriers and encourage those who might not usually speak up to share their insights.
For credit repair communities, where trust and personal stories are important, soliciting feedback shows you care about real member outcomes. This not only increases trust in your group but also helps you identify what resources and topics are most helpful. Over time, regular feedback loops create a sense of ownership among members, making your community stronger and more responsive to their needs.
What is one thing about your credit repair journey you wish you knew sooner?
💡 Example: "I wish I knew how important on-time payments are."
How can our community better support your credit repair goals?
💡 Example: "More weekly check-ins would help keep me motivated."
What topics do you want to see more of in this group?
💡 Example: "I would love more info about disputing errors."
Share your thoughts: What resources have helped you most so far?
💡 Example: "The sample dispute letter was really useful for me."
If you could change one thing about this community, what would it be?
💡 Example: "I would add a weekly Q and A session."
What has been your biggest barrier to improving your credit?
💡 Example: "My biggest challenge is sticking to a budget."
How do you prefer to get updates in this group - posts, emails, or live sessions?
💡 Example: "I like posts because I can check them anytime."
Tell us: What would make you more likely to participate in discussions?
💡 Example: "If discussions were more anonymous, I would join in."
Have you found our guides or templates useful? Why or why not?
💡 Example: "The dispute letter template saved me a lot of time."
Which features would you like to see added to our community?
💡 Example: "A dedicated success stories section would be great."
What motivates you to keep working on your credit repair goals?
💡 Example: "I want to qualify for a home loan next year."
Was there a time you felt confused about the credit repair process? Share your experience.
💡 Example: "I did not know how to read my credit report at first."
What kind of weekly challenges or events would you join in this group?
💡 Example: "A weekly budgeting challenge would be awesome."
How likely are you to recommend this community to a friend? Why or why not?
💡 Example: "I would recommend it for the helpful advice."
What is your favorite tip or strategy learned here?
💡 Example: "I always pay more than the minimum now."
Where do you usually get your credit repair information outside this group?
💡 Example: "I watch YouTube channels about credit repair."
Do you feel comfortable asking questions here? What could make it easier?
💡 Example: "If there were more anonymous options, I would ask more."
What is the most confusing credit repair term or concept for you?
💡 Example: "I still do not understand credit utilization."
How did you first hear about this community?
💡 Example: "A friend shared the link with me."
If you have used our resource library, what would you add or improve?
💡 Example: "More sample letters in Spanish would help."
What stops you from posting or commenting more often?
💡 Example: "I am worried my question is too basic."
How helpful do you find our weekly newsletter? Suggestions welcome.
💡 Example: "I like the tips but would love more success stories."
What is one new topic you want us to cover next month?
💡 Example: "I want to learn about credit after bankruptcy."
Do you think our group rules are clear and fair? Tell us your thoughts.
💡 Example: "The rules are fine but could be easier to find."
Which part of your credit repair has been easiest? Hardest?
💡 Example: "Easiest was starting, hardest is staying consistent."
What would make you feel more rewarded for your progress here?
💡 Example: "Seeing badges for milestones would be motivating."
Share one thing we could do to make this group more welcoming.
💡 Example: "More introductions for new members would help."
How do you like the balance between expert advice and member stories?
💡 Example: "I like both but prefer more member stories."
What is your biggest win since joining this community?
💡 Example: "I raised my credit score by 60 points!"
How often would you like to see live sessions or Q and As?
💡 Example: "Once a month would be perfect for me."
If you could ask a credit expert anything, what would it be?
💡 Example: "How do inquiries really affect my score?"
What makes you trust advice shared in this group?
💡 Example: "People always back up info with real results."
Do you feel like your privacy is respected here? Any suggestions?
💡 Example: "I think privacy is good but reminders help."
Have you used any of our video guides? What did you think?
💡 Example: "Yes, the short videos are easy to follow."
What is one thing you would tell a new member starting credit repair?
💡 Example: "Be patient and track every step you take."
Which communication style do you prefer: formal or casual?
💡 Example: "I like a casual and friendly tone."
What brings you back to this group each week?
💡 Example: "The encouragement from others keeps me going."
How has being part of this community changed your approach to credit repair?
💡 Example: "I now feel more confident taking action."
If you could rate our group resources from 1 to 10, what score would you give?
💡 Example: "I would give the resources an 8."
What would help you feel more connected to other members here?
💡 Example: "Small group chats would help me get to know people."
To use these templates, simply copy and paste one into your next post or announcement. Adapt the wording slightly to match your community's voice if needed. Tag or mention relevant members to prompt responses, or pin the post for higher visibility. Follow up on feedback by thanking contributors and sharing any actions you plan based on their input. Consistency is key: try a new feedback prompt weekly or monthly to keep the dialogue going.
Since these templates are designed for all platforms, focus on timing and visibility. On forums or Facebook Groups, use announcements or pin posts. On Slack or Discord, post in relevant channels and consider using threads for deeper discussion. Always follow up publicly to show members their feedback matters, regardless of platform.
These templates are designed to prompt members to share their real experiences with dispute letters, such as which types of errors they’ve successfully challenged or what responses they’ve received from credit bureaus. Community feedback posts like 'Share your results after sending a 609 letter' or 'What was your timeline for dispute resolution?' help members compare outcomes and build trust in the dispute process.
You can leverage templates that ask members to report on score changes after specific credit repair actions, explicitly specifying whether they're referring to FICO or VantageScore. This clarifies conversations and educates members about why their scores might vary depending on the scoring model, which is a common area of confusion in credit repair communities.
Use templates that ask for generalized outcomes ('Did you receive a response from the collector after sending a debt validation letter?') rather than requesting sensitive details. Remind members to avoid posting account numbers or personal information, maintaining compliance with regulations like the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).
Some templates are structured as ongoing check-ins, like 'Update us: What happened after your second round of Experian disputes?' or 'Who’s seen success with repeated Equifax challenges?' This encourages members to share progress across multiple dispute cycles, addressing the reality that credit repair is rarely a one-step process.
Absolutely. There are posts designed to prompt direct comparisons, such as 'If you’ve tried DIY credit repair and professional services, what differences did you notice in dispute outcomes?' This fosters transparent discussion about the pros and cons of self-help versus hiring a credit repair company, helping others make informed decisions.
Deploy templates that focus on specific credit report issues, for example, 'Who has successfully removed a hard inquiry? Share your steps and timeline,' and 'What methods have helped you resolve late payments?' Segregating feedback by issue type helps members find targeted advice and benchmarks, which is crucial since strategies and results can differ widely between these scenarios.
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