(skip to the video for an example) I have several Skool Games winners who I write copy for, and there's a couple things their about pages all incorporate. DESPITE having totally different niches they all have: 🚀 Good Graphics (Use clear, intentional graphics with intentional copy) 🚀 VSL (Video Sales Letter): Build trust and credibility with your story. 🚀 Description Copy with: - A Promise: Start with a problem/promise - Emojis: Use to make the page engaging. - Bullets: List key deliverables briefly and clearly. - Urgency: Motivate action with limited availability or price increase. - CTA (Call to Action): End with a clear action, like "join now" or "book a call." - Bonuses (optional): Add extra attractive offers if applicable. Conversational Language: Write like you’re speaking directly to the prospect. Hope this helps! Now go get some sales!!!

Benefits of camera confidence: - No friction/nervousness to recording videos, which is often necessary on skool - Increased trust in high quality potential clients - if they see your videos - Get people to actually like you You have 2 choices: 1. Some people love you, and some people don't like you 2. Nobody cares because you're boring and inauthentic 4 shifts Shift #1: Pretend you're recording the video for your best friend - How do you act around the people you're most comfortable with? - What kind of humor do you have with them? Shift #2: Understand that you care about yourself more than anybody else does - You are likely very self obsessed. - Nobody analyzes you, or thinks about stuff after it happens Shift #3: Don't try to appeal to everybody - Accept that there will be people who don't like you, and that's okay - Shift #4: Don't pretend to be anything that you're not - If you lie, or pretend in any way, you will feel and look stupid - Humans in general are great lie detectors, stop faking it ACTION STEP: - Record a loom video pretending you're talking to your best friends, talk about what you've done today or what you're doing! If you're brave, post it in the comments below!

New in-detail guide: https://www.skool.com/community/making-1000-on-skool-is-easy-actually-in-8-action-steps?p=6b1f884d - Start a free community - Make a $100M offer - Get people into your community - Sell before you build

It'd be awesome if we could get a feature that allows you to add multiple pages within a folder at once. The way I'd imagine it working is you click on the 'Add page in folder' button and it comes up with a box that asks you how many you'd like to add. From there you either type a number in or use the '-'/'+' on either side to alter the amount. The action button would just say 'Add'. Just a little QOL thing, not massive but it'd cut down the time it takes to create courses & most importantly it'd make something fairly monotonous into a satisfying experience for the creator.

@Sid Sahasrabuddhe @Eric Rodriguez Hey Sid/Eric, For what I'm about to do in a couple of months it'd be extremely helpful to be able to manually decide on who gets to join a paid Skool group. At the moment if the join button is $999, anybody willing to pay 999 can just join but we don't want that. We're going to have a lot of traffic and the offer will be so good that unfortunately a ton of unqualified guys will want to join but won't be able to... however currently the only fix my business partner & I can see for this is just to manually kick and refund anybody that joins without being qualified. We'll have a whole community dedicated to warming up leads for the big launch (can't say when bc that'd ruin the surprise) so anybody in there will be permitted to join, however anybody outside of it will not be and unfortunately atm I don't see a way to stop them. Would be awesome to have the join $999 button, have them 'pay' but before it takes their money it asks them a question that we can then use the answer of to determine if they're allowed in, or we just manually check it. If this is a feature that is being added I'd be delighted to know, otherwise we'll make it work regardless 👍