Day 30 completed. The final update. Here are the numbers: 📊 Before (May 1) → After (May 30) → Members: 76 → 115 → Direct Skool member attributions: 13 → Discovery Rank: 1,769 → 1629 (it got to 1529 by Day 9) → Engagement: 78% → [final 70%] (average: 76%) → Conversion: 6.7% → [final 33%] (average: 19%) → Directly attributable sales: 4 → Posts completed: 75 What worked: - Getting pinned in other communities (Goosify twice, Skool Scale Camp once - combined reach: 20,000+) - Looking at the data the first 15 days provided the large majority of Skool members coming into my group from other groups - 12 of the 13 came in during that 15 days. Posting 3 times a day had an impact.  - Reducing from 3 posts to 2 at Day 15 was good for my own time management/sanity 😂 - Email swaps with aligned audiences, saw two influxes from this (Day 19: +5 members in one day; Day 29 + members in one day). Note this was outside of Skool so technically nothing to do with posting 3 times a day across Skool... What didn't work as expected: - Raw posting volume didn't drive proportional growth - The rank improved but only slightly and rank alone doesn't pay bills 🤭 - Reducing posting to twice a day had a negative impact on my new members coming in from across Skool - The engagement in this group decreased across the experiment and I think its partly because I was stretched too thin - posting 3 times then 2 times a day; promoting and putting together contributors for my bundle; finishing my new From Salary to Sales offer (which was well worth the time and effort, it is awesome!) and oh yeah, I have a full time job!! So I am planning my Experiment 3 updates to be a bit more frequent for you guys and not having to be across all this posting everyday might be a wee relief for a bit!  My reflections: Consistent Skool presence holds the ground. It builds trust, keeps engagement warm, gives you something to report. But most of my sales and members came from outside Skool through email campaigns, pinned posts in bigger communities, and bundle contributions.

🌅 Early morning before work ☀️ Lunch break stealth mode 🌙 Late night after everyone's in bed 📅 Weekend warrior 🤷 Whenever I can grab 5 minutes honestly Drop your answer below, curious whether we're all burning the midnight oil or if some of you have cracked the early morning thing 😂 (For the record I'm a 4:40am wake up AND a late night person so clearly I have no chill 😅)