So I had a very long post I was about to post in my community. When I went to “post” it, I got a Skool notification and clicked that by accident. It then took me away from my post and it was lost forever. Is there anyway posts can be automatically saved to prevent this from happening in the future? 🙂

There’s a lot happening in the Skool community with tons of great posts, energy, and encouragement. But sometimes, all the hype can be distracting. It’s easy to get caught up in conversations full of excitement that don’t actually lead to results. The problem is, you can get caught up in hype-filled discussions, only to be invited into communities that don’t lead to monetization or growth. The energy is there, but the action steps aren’t. Instead, focus on posts that deliver real, actionable value. Value that you can implement immediately to grow your community and business. Here’s what you can do: - When you see someone posting actionable value, click on their profile. - Filter to just posts and see if you can find more golden insights. - If they’re consistently offering value, it might be worth following them and keeping them in your network. For example: - @Ryan Duncan brings a mix of fun and practical advice. His post on Breaking Down Hormozi's VSL Structure, Craft and OFFER so good you become a MF BEAST!, & Great Experiences lead to Great Retention are full of actionable steps. There is a reason he is the only level 9 here and it's because he knows a thing or two about community! - @Devon Meadows is a game-changer when it comes to ads and conversions. His post on The Money's in the Follow-Up: Retargeting Ads is the kind of insight that can slash your ad costs and double your conversions overnight. Devon doesn’t just talk about results; he gives you the exact playbook to achieve them. If you’re serious about scaling your Skool community, his posts are a goldmine. Also checkout these posts by him: 2X your Conversion Rate = Half Price Ads or How to Build a Skool Community That Lasts Without Shortcuts

Has anyone changed the name of their community months into growing it? I’m rebranding a bit and am considering changing my community name. I started it 4 months ago and have almost 450 members. Is changing the name a bad idea? 🤔

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Last week, I started doing daily themed calls in my community. I also began posting reminders 45 minutes before each call and using the "send email" feature when possible. The result? More members showed up—some for the first time! 🙌 💡 Tip Testing: All my calls happen at the same time every day, so members get the reminder email right when the meeting starts. I'm testing that out. If you have any tips, I would love to know what has worked for you as well!