Sup guys! Just hit a cool milestone with Skool. Here are 3 things I love about Skool: 1. Community - there’s a heavy emphasis on community and my members love it. 2. Gamification - when you get this right the community is awesome without you. 3. All In One - with community, courses, and calls in one area it’s easy to have active members. Those alone make Skool an amazing platform. I could spend an hour writing out a list of every feature I love, but less is more. But that doesn’t mean I’m showing up empty handed… There’s one thing I love about Skool the most: And that’s the ability to create an amazing product. It’s the one thing that has led to most of our growth. We have a product that’s so good, members share it with their friends. Without the 3 things above, building an amazing product would be very difficult. Quick formula for ya before I sign off: Great Product x (Ascensions + Continuity) = 🚀 Thank you @Sam Ovens and the team, Brady 🫡 P.S. there’s no screenshot bc money is between like 4-5 different processors.

I have a free group. Some people are now going to become monthly subscribers paying a subscription. They will get access to calls and new videos. There is no way for me to take payment via skool payments by changing their membership level to incorporate a payment per month, though is there? I'd have to take payment on my separate stripe or paypal account wouldn't I? @Erika Kulpina

Hi My group get notified on Email that an event is happening tomorrow when it’s actually happening in 6 hours so is perhaps giving them PST time when I’m on GMT. So it’s sending them wrong information Is this an error your side or is this something I can change as I do have my settings set for London time already? Who is the person or 24/7 help desk account on here to help with these requests that we need to tag @Sid Sahasrabuddhe ?

If I invite people directly into my group by giving them my https://skool.com/kerryhopkins link and they join, will that get me the referral income if they set their own group up? Or do I need to send them my actual longer referral URL instead to get the commission, which won't direct them to my group? https://www.skool.com/refer?ref=53020a8687ca4c868bfbb1989f75dfd5. @Sam Ovens @Sid Sahasrabuddhe @Jesse Clark

One of the EASIEST ways to get paying members into your paid Skool community is to use the Workshop Method. If done right, the Workshop Method is super simple and it works every time for getting new paying members. Using the Workshop Method I've been able to get over 200 paying into my $49/month Skool community. Here's how I do it (it's pretty fun): ---- • Step 1: I find out what people in my free community are struggling with the most. What's their biggest pain point? You want to have a list of at least 10 of these. • Step 2: I find out what people in my free community are wanting to the most. What's their biggest desire? You want to have a list of at least 10 of these. • Step 3: I open up a Google doc and write up an outline for a workshop that I think will help them get closer to their desires and further away from their struggles. I also make sure to give it an interesting, fun title. (See below for plenty of examples) • Step 4: I promote the workshop for 3-4 days by doing the following: I email my list + post in my free community telling people about the workshop. I tell them they can either attend the live workshop + get the replay for $99 (using my Stripe checkout link) OR... They can attend the live workshop + get the replay + get all future and past workshops for just $49/month if they're a member of my community. --- That's it! Here's a sample email I sent out that got us 10 members. Subject: How I hypnotized myself into becoming rich. Body: You can relax your way into becoming rich. I went from $30,000 in DEBT, stressed AF and barely making ends meet financially to now making $100,000/month by listening to a 5 minute self hypnosis audio on repeat as I relaxed each night...