I keep getting these “ promotional offers” and I’m tired of it, is there any loop hole to avoid it ?

Interested to hear what type of posts people pin in their community! 🫶

Skool has likely become one of the biggest networking sites out there. and the potential here is massive. I don’t have hard data on this, but maybe @Andrew Kirby could jump in with some numbers on community sizes and registered users. 📊 So, how are you inviting people from outside Skool to join? Personally, I’ve been focused this week on “moving” some of my LinkedIn leads over to Skool. It quickly became clear that I needed to give them a personal 1:1 introduction, just a DM and my about page wasn’t enough. I took the time to show them around and highlight the networking and connection opportunities Skool offers. The result? Many “Aha!” moments from people who had no idea about the full potential of Skool! The possibilities for networking, learning, and creating connections here are endless, but sometimes it takes that extra nudge to help others see it too. What strategies are you using to bring people here? Let’s share ideas and grow this space together! 💬🌐

Is it possible to earn commission by getting people to sign up for someone else's Skool paid course?

I think that would be great to have the flexibility to change "Custom URL" more than once before publishing! I joined the community directly through a link to Skool Game a week ago, with zero knowledge about Skool. To join, I had to create a group with a name. I did that, but after a few days of exploring, I decided to switch to a different name and realized I could only change it once! I made the change, but after going deeper into the community and learn more about the whole process, I realized I needed to change it again and that it wasn’t possible! It takes time to figure out which direction and path is right. It seems fair to allow users the flexibility to change the name multiple times before publishing the group.