Would it possible to have a Zapier that allows a Google Calendar to be the source of all community events? Any new events are automatically created inside the community. That'd be awesome and a subscribe to all button so members don't have to add each event to manually (or maybe this was by design?) Thanks team!

⚠️ WARNING: This post my change how you run your Skool communities... I see a lot of people here struggling to grow their Skool communities and grow their MRR because they're withholding GOLDEN information from their free community members and LT members. Look: I make between $50,000 - $100,000/month on Skool and I give my LT members access to all the same course materials my HT members get. I mean, why would I withhold information from them if I want them to succeed? Makes no sense. Which is why... My LT members ($49/month) get access to: 1) The same Skool community my HT clients are in. 2) The same course materials my HT clients get. 3) The same links and resources my HT have access to. 4) The same invites to workshops my HT receive. 5) The same emails my HT clients open. 6) And yes... even the same group zoom coaching calls my HT attend! So then... what do my HT clients get that my LT don't get? Great question! Here it is: Just 1 thing, and 1 thing only. "P R O X I M I T Y" Our HT clients get closer proximity to me & my team so we can help them implement on all the info we've given them in our LT community.. Our HT clients are able to work directly (1 on 1) with me & my team on Zoom for faster results. Yes, they COULD do it all alone, but they'd rather do it with us. And because we give our LT community all our BEST info... It makes it SO EASY for them to decide to upgrade and work with us 1 on 1. Here's my ethos around this: Give people all of the instructions they need to succeed on their own, and then offer to help them implement on it so they don't have to do it alone. Here's a perfect story to illustrate why this works: I recently ordered a stand up desk on Amazon. When it arrived, I opened the box and saw the 50 pieces I had to put together. I was instantly overwhelmed and wanted to call a handyman for help. But because I'm in Mexico, my Spanish es no bueno, and I don't know who to call, I decided to go for it myself. But once I opened the instruction manual, I REALLY wanted to ask for help!

Does it make sense to have paid content that some access while others are there for free? From my understanding you can do this? Have individuals pay to unlock courses in an otherwise free community. I'm considering this to keep one community but different subscription levels. Same goes with access to coaching calls as well. Am I thinking about this wrong?

Those of you using affiliates to promote your paid community - which one are you using? We have a low ticket membership offer of $97/mo I'm wanting our members to receive a 20% referral fee for each member they refer into our community Anybody do this?