Before: The same groups showed every time you visit (meaning a few groups grow) After: Different groups show every time - try refreshing (meaning lots of groups grow) Before: Primarily focused on quantity (posts, comments, members) After: Primarily focused on quality (retention, engagement, members keep visiting) Before: One overall ranking (painting groups compete with business groups) After: Different rankings per category (each category competes with itself, evening the playing field) - Check it out and see what you think for yourself: https://www.skool.com/discovery. I think it reveals some really wholesome groups. - Note 1: Retention doesn't just apply to paid groups. If members regularly visit a free community for long into the future, that means you have good retention! We reward groups with high retention. Note 2: For more information we have three help docs. How to rank higher in Discovery? Why isn't my group visible in Discovery? How is my group categorized? Note 3: "We're fixing some bugs with the new discovery algorithm so things may change over the next few days. Don't read too much into the current rankings till the dust settles. This change will definitely help more groups get discovered." - @Sam Ovens

Just hosted a life changing IRL event for Skool creators with my good friend & Skool podcast host, @Matthew Thompson in Northern Ireland. Legend @Calvin Hollywood from Germany also came in and CRUSHED it as everyone's favourite guest speaker. The aftermovie is pretty sick 🔥 😍 check it out below. Now I need your help. Where would be the COOLEST place on planet Earth to host the next Skool meetup/mastermind? Would need to fit at least 20 people comfortably. Post some sweet destinations below (Airbnb link or website link) 👇🏻 and I'll add the best ones to a list for future events. 🙏🏻

@Laura Buhl is a mom, journal-lover and Skool Games Winner. In this episode, we talk about: - Starting a 7-figure business by accident - The “slow-growth method” that took her to $23k/month - And how to beat your competition by creating “beautiful things” Check it out. 👇🏼

I would love to get everyone thoughts on wether I should start trying to build out my skool community now and just add the content/value/features etc as I get feedback from my members? Or do I build my audience first through other channels/mediums and then bring that ready made audience into my skool community as members?

When I first joined Skool a month and a half ago, I couldn’t wrap my head around it. I left, but returned a couple of weeks later to give it another shot. Then it clicked! I came back every single day for hours at a time because it offered me something I just didn’t see on other platforms, a chance to connect with like-minded people from all parts of the world and have meaningful conversations almost instantaneously! Yesterday, I reached level 7 and today, and just a few minutes ago, got my first fire emoji 🔥. As a single mom(FT), who is also working FT, and building a company PT+, 😅, I don’t know how I found time to find time to engage and remain consistent these last 30 days, but I did. Reason being, that Skool is a remarkable platform and it’s unbelievable the opportunity that sits within arms reach for every single one of us right now. For those sitting on level 1 and has been, just start! Start with your interests (least friction). Join communities and interact with others who share a similar interests. My promise is that Skool will give to you what you give to it, if not more! Thank you to every one who is working towards the mission! Soon enough, we will be 1 Billion Strong!