Skool has the potential to become a major platform for online courses worldwide, especially given its focus on community-driven learning and engagement. Unlike traditional course platforms, Skool emphasizes not just course content but also the social, interactive element that many learners crave. However, for Skool to become "THE" central platform for all online courses, it would need to continue expanding its features and integrations, appealing not only to niche communities and creators but to educational institutions, corporate training programs, and individual educators alike. If Skool can strike a balance between community and accessibility while attracting top-quality educators, it could certainly rise as a key player in online education. Whether it becomes "THE" central hub will depend on its adaptability, openness to broader use cases, and how well it differentiates itself in a crowded online education space. It’s exciting to see where it could go! What about your personal opinion? Love to hear your responses

(And what you should do instead)

If you had to keep things super simple and could only use three tools to run your business, what would they be? For me, my power trio consists of GoHighLevel, ConvertKit, and Zapier. Here’s why: GoHighLevel: This is my favorite for managing clients. It serves as my all-in-one CRM, making it much easier to track client journeys from onboarding to nurturing relationships. ConvertKit: This is a game-changer for emails. I love how easy it is to set up automated campaigns, and it helps me connect with my audience on a personal level, which is great for keeping in touch with clients and prospects. Zapier: This tool handles all the heavy lifting behind the scenes. Automating repetitive tasks is essential for saving time, and Zapier helps me seamlessly connect everything. It’s like having a personal assistant that ensures all my systems communicate effectively. Of course, there’s always room for improvement in our setups. That's why I'd love to know what tools you can't live without while running your business!

To those who are growing those who are growing their free communities, has anyone tried to create a source of income out of it & is currently struggling to do so? Some have both a free and paid & some like to use 1 free community to funnel into a high-ticket offer. Anyone struggling to scale into a paid community or just moving their members along to an offer that allows your to provide them a solution & you get paid as a result?

DM Your Followers Guys the BEST thing I've probably done since starting my skool community is literally DMing people on social media and telling them about my community. I literally DM 100 per Day. It can get tiring but the results don't disappoint! LEADS ARE LEADS. shoot your shot.