Skool + Social Media is ridiculous. I took this screenshot just a minute ago. It's the stats for the "about" page of my free group. I blurred out the group name because I don't think we're supposed to promote our stuff in here. Anyway ... I swear I have the worst "about" page in the history of Skool. But these numbers have been holding strong all month. Plus, people have to confirm their email to join. (I accidentally turned that off last week because I'm brilliant but I fixed it over the weekend.) Zero ads, zero promotion to my email list. All the traffic is coming from Social. It's converting because of the Magic Formula below. Here is The Magic Formula: 1. Make content that's really helpful to the people you WANT. 2. In that content, tell them they can get some stuff in your group and tell them how to join. 3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 as needed. That's it. Don't overcomplicate things. And don't overthink it. I'm OLD, not good looking, and CLEARLY INSANE ...and it still works.

How can I see all new members, some people have joined my community but I can't see them, is there a delay?

I’m hosting my first Zoom call tomorrow, and honestly, I’m a bit nervous about how it will go! 😅 But hey, even if no one shows up, at least I’ll have a great practice session! After all, practice makes perfect, right? 😂 Any tips or tricks?

I learned quite a bit at the Skool Games Mastermind. One of the things was that some things are not universally understood. We would love your opinion... Which url would you be more likely to click on? This is for our Social Networking Club where we help small business owners get more referral and more clients through self promoting, skool and social media marketing. What skool url would you you click on first if you saw all these choices? skool.com/...

Or maybe doing community based biz is completely foreign to you based on the past biz experience you have had??? If you aren’t new, drop your number one tip 👇🏻 If you are new, are you wondering what methods you should use to help you get up to speed and running on this new adventure?! Everything comes down to time or money, which is it you want to invest into your future? If you have time but not excess money, that may mean taking time to learn, the classroom here is loaded with skool set up basics, the search function brings up past posts from others with a wealth of knowledge, and so many beautiful humans here in this space are ready to help once you post if you still have questions! If you have money but not much time, then you are looking at hiring peeps to do those things you don’t love doing, or finding a mentor/coach that will help you with accountability and keep you on track. One of the best ways imo is to find a mentor… while it may seem like someone goes from zero to hero overnight, that rarely is the case. Oftentimes, there are years behind that of trial and error, launched and failed businesses, and loads of inner work they went through to be able to hold what you now saw them accomplish. Want to be able to side step more of that sort of ish? Find yourself someone that has been through the wringer and can help you along your own way… not to tell you to do it exactly how they did, but someone that can help you do things along your own path. But I don’t have money for coaching. Then you find some free spaces to get started with (not a ton cause you might end up in a mindfuckery tornado of conflicting opinions and methods) or find someone that’s a few steps ahead of you and has more bandwidth for personal attention, or find a group coaching space that may fall within your budget and get to work!