I am trying to connect Skool with Meta. I tried to get the Access Token but it says "You must be an admin for this business portfolio to manually implement Conversions API" As far as I know, I have full control of the business portfolio but somehow it doesn't allow me to create a "Token". Am I missing something?

Hello dear Skool Support Team, 😊 In Germany, there are currently many people who do not have a credit card. 💳🚫 Is there a timeline for when additional payment methods like ApplePay, GooglePay, or perhaps even PayPal will be available? 🍏📱💰 Many people would be very happy to receive positive news. 🎉✨ Best Sascha

This list is here to help you get some ideas. Everyone has information, a skill, or product they can monetise. However, keep it simple. Don't overwhelm your members with too many choices. 1. Online Courses: Covering a variety of topics. 2. Consulting Services: Expert advice in various fields. 3. Workshops and Webinars: Educational sessions on diverse subjects. 4. Digital Products: eBooks, guides, software, and other digital goods. 5. Templates: Downloadable templates for different uses. 6. Exclusive Content: Premium articles, videos, and tutorials. 7. Recorded Classes: Pre-recorded educational sessions. 8. Training Programs: Structured programs for skill development. 9. Group Coaching: Collaborative coaching sessions. 10. 1-on-1 Coaching: Personalized coaching sessions. 11. Subscription Boxes: Curated boxes with various products. 12. Consulting Packages: Bundled consulting sessions. 13. Event Tickets: Access to virtual or physical events. 14. Service Packages: Bundled services for convenience. 15. Licenses: Software or content licenses. 16. Physical Products: Tangible goods shipped to customers. 17. Merchandise: Branded items like t-shirts, mugs, etc. 18. Gift Cards: Prepaid cards for products or services. 19. Downloads: Downloadable content like music, videos, etc. 20. Workbooks: Printable or digital workbooks. 21. Toolkits: Bundled tools and resources. 22. Webinar Replays: Access to past webinar recordings. 23. Course Bundles: Multiple courses sold together. 24. Mastermind Groups: Access to exclusive discussion groups. 25. Challenge Access: Entry to time-bound challenges. 26. Tutorials: Step-by-step guides on various topics. 27. Product Bundles: Multiple products sold as a package. 28. Virtual Experiences: Online interactive experiences. 29. Surveys and Reports: Market research or survey results. 30. Online Assessments: Tools to evaluate skills or knowledge. 31. Profile Audits: Reviews and feedback for profiles/products. 32. Planner and Calendar Tools: Digital or printable planning resources. 33. Workshops Kits: Materials and instructions for DIY projects. 34. Resource Libraries: Access to a collection of resources.

The (not yet available) "free trial" offer. In my view it is a weak selling strategy and poor business model. First the business model: It allows the wrong person (yes, Dorothy, there are wrong people for your community) to join without consequence. They ignore rules and instructions, make a mess of your efforts to curate an awesome community experience, and then leave, ruining the experience for the group of right clients who are already there. But more importantly, it allows you to fall into the mis-belief that you can avoid the hard work of articulating the value of your community to someone who is not in it yet, which is basic influence and sales. A free trial is different from giving them a "look behind the curtain", which is to show them just the first fraction of what they will experience inside. For courses, that is putting the first of five modules out in the public area, surrounded by the explanation of how this is a part of something bigger and give the titles of the other four modules. This strategy is primarily to allow them to see the quality of your work, more than give them the first step of a five-step process. That's different than getting the whole thing for free for 30 days. What is a working and effective membership building strategy is the (also not yet available) $1 30-day trial to full membership, applying a Ryan Deiss "Tripwire" concept. This converts them (in their mind) from a looker, to a buyer for a trivial investment. The psychological difference in your new client is they are "in". Of course, you - yes you - have to do the work to make the first 30 day experience awesome. So stop wishing for, or blaming your low adoption rate on, the lack of a "free trial". They will inevitably add it to the feature list someday. My hope is that by then, you'll realize why to not touch it. 😎

Now you can use skool in dark mode on your computer and phone. Turn it on/off in your settings. It's not as polished as light mode, that's why it's called "Dark mode (beta)". We know a bunch of you want it, so we figured we'd ship it early and get your feedback. Enjoy 🎉