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I wanted to share my approach to using Skool! I have only been here for a few months now but my approach is a little different than many & thought I'd share my journey + the way the community has adapted & evolved. I work with music labels, brands, & businesses to scale their growth using content creators & Influencers! I have been doing this for years & prior to a few months ago I had countless telegram chats, whatsapp groups, & imessage threads... it was a MESS. Today we run ALL of our campaigns through our communities! Not only this but we have actually evolved the space to not only house influencers but teach those who are just starting their journey... It's been incredible to use Skool the way many others use it but also utilize it in a way that integrates perfectly with my business model. So curious to hear if anyone else has been able to integrate their skool community in a way that also benefits their other businesses! Shoutout to all of you, Let's keep growing & keep making Skool an amazing place.

We had a member inside our community hit level 9 yesterday... Fun fact He joined our group on July 4th 😳 Yes, in just 77 days @Danish Ahmed lit our leaderboard on fire! This is the power of having a gamification system and internal games challenge! What's the highest level in your community as of right now?

These people are just... You say it @Danish Ahmed @Prajjwal Borse @Natasha Sevova @Greg Vogel @Kentarian Brown

I’m so excited about this win! 🏆 It was 3 months in the making, and I’d be happy to share a video about how I did it—just let me know below if you’d like it! First off, this isn’t a fluke or some fly-by-night situation. This is a real win, earned through hard work! I’ve been on Skool since last year. I joined a few paid groups, and shortly after, I created my FREE group. I believed in the FREE group so much that I’ve poured my heart into it, engaging with the community and building relationships where people know I truly care about them. I created a genuine SPACE for people to gather, get quick wins, and keep coming back. I didn’t try to sell to them right away, nor did I quit after the initial excitement of a new group wore off (which is common after just a few months). My mindset was one of research and obsessive community building. For the first several months, I was the only one posting, but I really loved it and believed in what I was creating. Don’t let anyone tell you that a FREE group is free of work—it’s not. In fact, it’s harder work than my paid groups and programs combined. Your mindset needs to be one of service and long-term commitment because it will pay off! I decided to approach it as an experiment, rather than a “if people aren’t buying, I’m not putting time into this” situation. I saw it as a way to build my email list and create a live, interactive space where people not only joined but engaged with me, my teaching style, and the community vibe. It’s a long-term game. After a while, I created a free bundle of mini-courses and products, and launched my first FB ads to it, thanks to someone I met here in this group! Were leads converting right away? No. Was that discouraging at first? Yes. BUT I was advised to give it a few months and see! Then I moved my other community over to Skool with my buyers, and they not only loved Skool but energized my free community with engagement! I also created a monthly contest for the top 5 leaderboard winners to meet me and do some goal setting, and it turns out my most engaged leads were there PLUS my paying clients, which proved to be powerful.