When I type in my own community name it doesn’t come up first anymore? So if someone is looking specifically for my community they have to scroll through others first. This doesn’t make sense to me? Is it a bug?

If i create a good and useful post, and i wish to share it in my community and other communities that i am part of as a member, i think it would be an amazing feature if i could select the communities while posting where i am a member

I've searched the community but didn't find anything about this. I have a boutique songwriting mastermind that is paid and I want to hide the price for non-members when they visit my About page. I don't see any way to do this. I would like to show 'Paid' vs. 'Free' vs. showing '$99/month'. The reason is, psychologically speaking, I don't want to give them sticker shock when they check out my About page for the first time; I'd prefer to demonstrate the value of the community first and develop some rapport with potential members before introducing price. Does anybody have any insight on this? Thanks, Dave

Here's how I got an unbelievable amount (see screenshot below) of free trial sign ups in 24 hours. I've used this technique a few times and it works every single time. Huge hack. Step 1: Make a post (& email broadcast it) in your free Skool community saying something like this... Want <dream outcome> in <time frame, ie. 90 days, 30 days, etc>? In <time frame, ie. 3 days, 3 hours, etc> you can attend my new step-by-step workshop called <workshop title> which is designed specifically to help you <achieve your dream outcome> in <timeframe>. By attending this workshop, you'll walk away with: - Thing they really want #1 - Thing they really want #2 - Thing they really want #3 To attend the workshop, you can either: A) Pay $497 here (also includes the replay if you can't make it live). Or... B) Attend it for FREE by grabbing a free 7 day trial here. Can't make it live? You'll also get the replays of ALL my past and future workshops at no cost. See you then! <your name> Step 2: Sit back & watch the free trials come in. Or, if you're not lazy, do the same sort of post again 3 days later. That's it!! Cheers, Ted P.S. Make sure your workshop is actually REALLY HELPFUL and those who attend actually get an awesome result WHILE attending. This way they'll want to attend the next workshop & not churn on you. And also, before you're finished the workshop, make sure to announce the next workshop aimed at solving their next problem or achieving their next dream outcome so they don't churn as soon as the workshop is over. P.S.S. If you want my team & I to professionally set up your free Skool community for you PLUS cover the $99/month fee for your first month, just DM me: "SKOOL" and I'll hook you up.

Hey all, i get the idea of using the place for the admin space to make the rules clear. So where can i find the admins now? Currently this was the only way to find out about the admins if i am not mistaken? So it was also the way to contact with them, in case of DM spamming and so on. --> found out Admins are now a tab under members, what is good. yet is also highlights the issue with the mental model of the new feature as mentioned below. Admin was also a kind of promotion option for some members, that would be gone now. Really not sure about this "update". From a usability point of view, this is also not the "right" place to show, as it is breaking the mental model about this is about the members. 🤷‍♀️ @Goose Dunlavey @Sam Ovens