Fed up of pesky people trying to sell you stupid stuff in the DMs? You can now report people directly to Skool. See you later Linda Mark.

We made it happen! Together with a partner, we secured an amazing location and hosted the very first Skool Festival, bringing together almost 250 people from across Germany. Our motto? Online is great – but offline is even better! Check out a few highlights below, and here’s our top tip: meet up in person! It takes community to the next level. Who’s up for an international Skool event? Thank you @Sam Ovens @Alex Hormozi and the Team of skool for your amazing work lg Calvin 🫡 In the comments, you’ll find more info about the event and how we made it all happen!

Not sure what category to put this in, but here goes... I've narrowed potential names for my auto repair community to a few. I know what I'm leaning towards, but I would like to know what y'all think. After all, every one of you are potential members. Here they are: Project Garage Knuckle Dusters Skool Garage Wrench Turner Garage Wrench Turners Trained Monkey Garage Trained Monkeys

This Skool community is filled with amazing people! But sometimes there is so much going on it is easy to miss valuable posts and updates 💎 I realised not everyone may know that if you FOLLOW a member - this will give you Notifications that this member has posted. Note: This only applies to posts they create in communities you both are in. If not already, I strongly recommend following these members for Skool Updates and Valuable Skool Guides: - @Sam Ovens (Founder of Skool) - @Alex Hormozi (Co-Owner of Skool) - @Andrew Kirby (Skool Games Host) How To Follow and Get Notifications When They Post: 1️⃣ Hover Over Their Profile 2️⃣ Click Follow Curious, what other members do you follow or recommend? 🤔

Okay, so I’m excited to see the buzz around the new seven-day free trial now available for our communities! I’ve got a few questions, and I thought, if I’m wondering about this, maybe others are too. So here goes! If this has been covered somewhere, this could be a great spot to clarify and share ideas. First off, what actually happens when someone clicks the seven-day free trial? Do they have to enter their payment details right away? And after the seven days, does it automatically deduct from their bank? Will they get reminders, or are they just charged after the trial? I’m asking because I can see how people might forget and then come back asking for refunds—and let’s be honest, none of us want that. We want people to stay and get value, not feel blindsided by an unexpected refund charge. So, how are people working around this? And does anyone know the logistics of how it actually flows? Second, when does it make sense to use a free trial, and when doesn’t it? For one of my mid-ticket communities, I’m thinking of using a free trial as a one-time event—not an evergreen option, but more as a launch strategy. The idea would be to open it up for a limited seven-day free trial period, get a large group in at once, make it a high-value, high-energy week, and give them solid reasons to stay on after the trial ends. And then, maybe a countdown or reminder like, “Your free trial ends on XYZ” to help with retention. So those are my ideas! Would love to hear strategies, thoughts, and game plan. Let’s make this an epic conversation, and if this kind of post isn’t permitted here, please feel free to delete—no hard feelings! 🚫 Have an awesome day!