Less than a month ago, I decided to return to digital marketing after over a year of inactivity. I started building my community on Skool, and today I can confidently say it’s the most powerful and effective decision I’ve made in years. 🚀 🎉 Results in just 20 days: - We’ve reached 221 active members in our free community. - We’re achieving consistent and sustainable growth with a simple yet powerful system. - Skool has proven to be the most efficient tool for scaling quickly without technical headaches. 💡 What I’ve learned and applied: 1. Start with a free community: Identify who you want to serve and create a space where you can genuinely help. 2. Focus on a clear message: Speak directly to your ideal audience. This simplifies your communication and speeds up growth. 3. Take action quickly: You don’t need a big team, complex infrastructure, or even to master social media to start. ✨ Why is Skool different? I’ve been in education since 2013 and in the digital space since 2017. I’ve tried many platforms, funnels, and formulas. But I’ve never found something as fast and scalable as Skool. It’s designed to let creators focus on what truly matters: helping their community and monetizing effectively. 💬 What are your goals for your community this week? Share your goals below! I’d love to support you in reaching the next level. 🚀

I would like to know about this feature to our communities. Im from Colombia and here in LATAm hotmart is the biggest player and a small barrier i found in creators to turn is the grow with affiliates.

So, this is my first milestone on Skool and for me it’s a sizable step forward, and I’m sure a few of you can relate when I say this. As of this afternoon I saw that my profile was leveled up to level 2. This might not seem much, But it’s the small wins that help you continue to propel and push forward. All that to say, I love the leveling up feature with Skool. It just does something to your psyche, it triggers and unlocks something slightly, don’t know what to call it but if you are new and starting out LEAN INTO IT! Don’t be afraid to LEAN INTO IT! The leveling up I believe adds that… Je ne sais quoi With that said, cheers 🥂 to Leveling up !

Alex told us that the entrepreneur can only progress to the point of incompetence (Paraphrasing) One will build a business, and make 10k but doesn't have the skill to progress past that mark So they start another business and another and keep getting capped at the same mark and then are left with a whole mess of business they need to clean up Sam Ovens told us that we need to remove more than we produce and take away things, seeing if anyone notices to reveal a feature's true value. If no one notices the feature was taken away (e.g., the audio room), and no one cares, then there isn't any point in having it. The biggest takeaway from this weekend is to do less better. Work on the incompetency that holds you back. When you think you've capped out your market or your business isn't scale-able that is when you look at the skills you need to learn to break through that cap and not start another business. For anyone who doesn't think they can win or don't want to win the skool games you are missing out on life-changing information The information I learned by being around the top community owners on skool has saved me years of struggle You can do it you can win and you just might be the one that wins a cyber truck or 100k

If you think ads are the secret to building a thriving Skool community, you’re missing the point. Shortcuts don’t build empires. Mastering the fundamentals does. Remember Pinocchio? He thought taking the easy route would turn him into something real. It didn’t. It was integrity, effort, and doing the right thing that made him a “real boy.” The same goes for your Skool community. Your Skool needs to be built on authenticity and real value if you want it to last. After working with countless communities, I’ve found that real success comes down to five things: Offer. About page. Ads. Fulfillment. Retention. That’s it. Nail these, and you’ll build something that lasts. Let’s break it down. OFFER Get obsessed with your offer. You don’t need perfection to run ads, but you do need something that hooks people. Launch ads early, even with a rough draft of your offer. Spend a few hundred bucks, get real customers, and refine based on their feedback. Quick iterations win. Have real conversations. Let your offer evolve. FULFILLMENT What do people actually get when they join? Maybe it’s a course, or a monthly call. You have to think about scale. If you promise one-on-one calls to every member, how long until that breaks? Can you handle 30 calls? What about 100 members? You need to think ahead, or you’ll hit a wall. ABOUT PAGE Your about page is your storefront. If you’re driving traffic but not converting, it’s one of two things The ads or the about page. Dial in your about page. Spend days refining it. VSL, images, copy. It all needs to hit hard. It’s not just about getting eyeballs. You need something substantial behind the door, or you’ll burn through ad dollars for nothing. (It's ok to run some traffic to an unoptimized about page to get early customer feedback to build your offer.) RETENTION Retention makes or breaks you. You can have the best offer, the slickest ads, but if people bail after one month, you’ve got a major issue. You're just a hustle.