Just got off a call with Skool Meme Contest Winner @Allen Walker, who told me: - His system for creating relatable content - How he made over 300 memes in 30-days - And why he started pursuing passion over money after retiring in his 20's. Check it out! P.S. Here's Allen's meme group: https://www.skool.com/meme

so basically I’m 24 years old I was 7 when my father was murdered in front of me and after that I had a tuff childhood days when my mom of 8 kids couldn’t keep food in the house times when I went out and got into trouble just to feed my siblings and so on basically I want to show the youth it’s jobs and sports and so much potential out there and it’s always a time to change for the better and if they need help with getting their documents to work I would have ways to show them how to if they need help with food show them it’s resources I want to show them what I wish I knew at that age

Whats best practice for trial members canceling or most likely to cancel? 1/ they have canceled already : do you remove them, or let them stay in until day 7? 2/ they don't introduce themselves even after you repeatedly asked them to do so in the DM, and they don't reply to any of your messages. These people most likely have no intent at al to stay in your community. Do you remove them or let them stay in until day 7? 3/ and for those who did introduce themselves, but canceled anyway : do you remove the introduction? thanks.

Back when the annual option was released on Skool, @Alex Hormozi gave the suggestion to Price the annual so that they pay for five months and get seven free. This was based on the fact that the turn rate platform wide is five months. My service is such that it is impossible for them to achieve their goal in one month, but it’s very attainable in one year. The last thing I want is for them to drop away after a few months when they’re just starting. My monthly membership was $197. After Alex’s call, I decided to price my annual at $999. Since then EVERY sale has been annual. More cash in my pocket upfront AND longer-term commitment for my clients, which means higher success rate for them. WIN WIN! 😃 Moral of the story: listen to Alex!

One thing that could really improve the experience on Skool is a niche-based search feature. For example, if I join Skool and want to learn about topics like real estate investing, sales, dropshipping, or any other niche, I’d love to be able to type that niche into a search bar and see every community related to it. This would let users explore and "shop around" the different communities within a niche to find the one that’s the best fit for them. Right now, we often discover a community through an ad, but there might be another community out there that aligns better with our goals—we just don’t know it exists. This feature could also help smaller or newer communities gain visibility and attract members who are genuinely interested in what they offer. It creates a win-win for both users and community creators, making it easier to connect people with the right spaces to grow and learn. What do you all think? Would this help make Skool more accessible and engaging?