I’m about 4 months into Skool and I just collected $22,000 in August! I took an alternative route that is working for me, and I hope it works for you as well! My initial approach has been a membership/high ticket hybrid model. So the first half of my business is the membership. This includes marketing courses, the community, weekly group calls, and monthly guest speakers. This accounts for $11,300 of my August revenue. The second half is my high ticket 1 on 1 coaching. With this I offer 3 months of 1 on 1 coaching with me to help get everything implemented. Clients HAVE TO be a member to have the opportunity to work with me 1 on 1. This accounted for $10,800 of my August revenue. So here is how my flow works: 1. All marketing pushes to the membership. 2. Members start working through the modules and have the group for support. 3. I upsell each month with a limited amount of spots to create Scarcity. In September, I’ll do it all over again.🏆 And the best part? I can do this all working part time because half my revenue is recurring rather than producing sales calls and more coaching calls. SO grateful for Skool.🙏🏻 If I can do it, so can you! 🚀🚀🚀

30 days ago, @Stephen G. Pope “decided” to win the Skool Games by building a $35k per month business from scratch. But how do you become the sort of person who can “decide” to do something like this? What are the skills, qualities, and traits you need to achieve in one month what many people struggle to do in five years? The good news is we caught up with Stephen in Vegas to share his secret. 👇🏼

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I started my free community on the 17th of June and today I woke up to more than a hundred members...finally in the 3 figure club haha. I'm happy to experience this growth but what's more important for me is to see that 81% of members were active 🗣️ The way I grew my free group was with 2-step posts on instagram, i.e. I post daily reels with the cta to read the caption and then the cta in the caption is to comment to receive access to my free lead magnet (which is a link to my free community). In terms of engagement, I publish a post every single day inside my free community with a question and poll so that it is easier for members to engage and share their thoughts. Also, I did not let everyone into my free group. I made sure that they had a profile photo, short bio, and answered the membership questions. In my mind, if someone isn't willing to upload a photo and add a short bio then they are unlikely to be anything other than a lurker in the group (or a bot). Next steps for me are to continue growing and nurturing my free community while getting an evergreen offer ready for my paid community 🤑 P.S. I learned about 2-step posts from @Andrew Kirby and he also made a post about this strategy on this post in the games community.

So exciting - new to the Skool community, only heard of it a couple of weeks ago and hit 5k members! The membership I have is free atm but want to make it paid, is there a way of now making the membership a paid space? E.g. £2.99/month? Thanks!