So I think I have chosen my niche! I’ve researched and added some communities that I would relate and/or aid from their content, I’m just needing more education in the selling my art part of it… lol any advice?

Hey All. I know we can't give ourselves a referral if we create a second Skool community, but I have a long term plan that involves creating and running 15+ Skool communities simultaneously. (There will be a mix of free and paid.) I'm curious. Are there any discounts for bulk pricing? Also, are there any plans for offering front end affiliate links to other people's communities or private community channels?

I have a potential community member who cannot join via email. They keep getting this error message when they try to join via an email invitation link. For context, I invited them into my community using the email address feature. Is there any way I can get them support?

I often find it difficult to search previous posts in Skool search. It doesn't do well with multiple search terms. Now, if I can't find it in search on Skool, I go to Google, type in what I want to search and then add the search operator site:skool.com/community For example, the other day I was looking for a post about an issue where the subscription option didn't appear in the menu. Someone had a problem with it and I knew I'd seen a post about it but couldn't find it in search. With this tool, it comes up because I remembered it involved Sid and said he said "check now." Here's what I searched in Google: "check now" "Sid Sahasrabuddhe" site:skool.com/community Of course, if someone is just looking for something they haven't seen before they won't know what very specific, possibly unrelated terms to search for to bring up the result as I did. However, if you're looking for something and not finding it with the Skool search, Google is an option if the group is public because it will give different results than Skool search.

Hello All, I just wrote an article on Medium detailing how I'm using Skool as my new bookmark bar. In short, I'm ditching the bookmarks bar and creating community comments to catalog and store different lists of links. Here is the full write-up: Bye-Bye Bookmarks Hello Community Curated Conversation