Hey guys I got an army of community members eager to recommend my community and earn money What platforms are you guys using for your affiliate programs Also @Sam Ovens when do you think you guys will release this feature?

Does anyone know of a plug-in or software crm similar to genius crm for Facebook groups? I’m trying to come up with a good method to keep track of prospects and at what stage in the sales funnel they are in

The best part about my job is getting to meet you special people from all over the world!!🌎 Today @Goose Dunlavey and I we were visited by our FIRST Aussies!! @Dave Heraud @Lexy Moore Their stories are TERRIFYING. (Not 1… but 2 snakes found in the bed) 😫 How does anyone even survive over there?! Well.. they did, and they flew to HQ just to see us and brought us special treats 🥹🪃 We love you guys. Thank you for making our week extra amazing. 🦘🇦🇺🫶🏼 @Ted Carr @Sid Sahasrabuddhe

As the main school community reached 100,000 members today, it sparked thoughts about the value of such large numbers. While there's a sense of credibility in boasting 100,000 members, it seems less than 1% are actually active. In such a large community, maintaining all members might make sense. However, in a smaller group of 10-300 members, having less than 10% active can negatively impact your community. While having a larger member count lends credibility, if new members join and discover that only a few people are actively engaged, it can lead to a disappointing experience. There's also the thought of keeping inactive members in the hope they'll return. However, I don't believe this is the right move for fostering a vibrant community. I categorise inactive members in several ways: those who haven't accessed the platform for several weeks, those who aren't advancing on the leaderboard despite attempts to engage them via direct messages, and those who show no signs of activity. I'd suggest letting paid members be. It's their choice to spend money without utilising the service, similar to an unused gym membership. They might be busy and could return later. What should you do, then? 🤷‍♂️ Consider grabbing their emails and sending them 1-3 notices that they've been removed from the group. It could be the spark of FOMO needed to see what they are missing out on. I'd love for you to check how many inactive members you have and let me know your plans for addressing this issue ☠️.

I had people in the paid course on the free plan because they paid through my processor prior to this integration. Now I want to set it for new people and it’s kicking the other people out who have already paid and I have no way to add them back other than turning off this new option. We should have the option of putting people in manually to bypass the payment.