When I first find out about the 🔥 on Skool, and how you get it next to your name if you get 10 activity acknowledgments for 30 days straight on Skool, I was definitely tempted to like and comment on everything without thinking. But...since the algorithm takes into consideration the interaction of other members with your posts it actually pays better to offer real value to the community rather than randomly liking (possibly posts you don't really even agree with—I never did THAT!!). For me that journey has meant I am inclined more to share my real daily wins, my real challenges and my real work-arounds, as I go, and as I learn more about Skool. Maybe this is one social media algorithm I can get behind? What about you? How do you feel about the 🔥 algorithm?

Being able to offer an order bump or an upsell is a handy aspect of payment providers like SamCart. It would be AWESOME if we had those options in Skool. Not sure exactly how it would look but the ability to offer more purchases just at that point a member is deciding to commit to a payment is a crucial opportunity to increase average sale. An opportunity which currently seems to be going missed. Would you like an order bump or upsell feature in Skool too? PS. Guess the relevance of the fries gif for extra bonus points.

If you would like more affiliates, like I would, it only makes sense to make it as easy for anyone in your network (or beyond) to use your affiliate link. Shortening your affiliate url link might help. Which is easy to do at tinyurl (among others). Today I made a QR code with my affiliate link too. Maybe it will lead to another affiliate sign up? How do you promote your affiliate link?

I get asked, “What’s Skool?” all the time. And honestly, I explain it differently each time. Sometimes I say "Facebook on steroids but paid" Other times I say "Google Classroom & Microsoft Teams but paid" Now I’m curious: How do YOU explain Skool?

... is Apple pay! Please make it work. Conversion would be so much higher.