Hi friends! I’ve had a few instances where founding members have lost their special pricing, either because they’ve changed their minds or due to expired cards. Naturally, they want to rejoin at the original price of $9. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this. The workaround to reinstate feels clunky and borderline unfair to those paying the full price. What do you think?

Friends! I have a fantastic new offer that my audience (inside and outside of Skools) is hungry for. I want to host the program content in Skool, because: 1) It's neater and so much easier than Teachable 2) It's a great lead magnet into my membership I'm thinking of pricing this offer at: 🍕 $100 for Skool members 🍉 $200 for non-Skool peeps Idea being that it's a no-brainer to join Skool. Does anyone have any insight or advice on strategy in terms of pricing and messaging this? I'm sure Hormozi has one and I've read Offers, but I'll need to re-read it to remind myself. And I'm after some quick, fast insights. Grateful for you! Tx

I’ve just posted this in my group and it’s really fun already after a few minutes. Quite a few of us have been going through a few things and I thought it would be fun to raise our vibe with a little game 😁 Choose any word beginning with the first letter of your name and a GIF or emoji of your choice if you wish 📝

I cant add any more prices to my group. I have 11. I have been sliding my price up doing price testing as I laid out in detail here. Its a strategy to help scale ads. I can’t add any more prices or delete any prices because I have customers at all price points. 😀 Please help me out. @Sam Ovens ❤️ I’d use 20 price points total instead of 10 + free if they were there. I dont see anything about this limitation anywhere. Kinda throws off the master plan.

Smart cookies of Skool! Who is running ads to a paid Skool group? I'm looking for stories, inspo and examples. Or simply names that I can internetstalk in FB ads library. Cheers! 🙇‍♀️