I wish there were more features for structuring posts. I really like the different header sizes, dividers, and text styles available when making courses in your Skool community.

Fed up of pesky people trying to sell you stupid stuff in the DMs? You can now report people directly to Skool. See you later Linda Mark.

Looking to see if there are any Skool features I'm currently sleeping on? Let me know 👇

As we know, September has just ended. October has started. Let's make this our best month of the year. Write down your goals for this month.

Posting daily on Skool isn’t the hard part. But coming up with 7 fresh ideas every week? That’s where most people hit a wall. You could write about: The 'relaxing' lads holiday you just had… How you’re surviving on 3 cups of coffee a day… What you got up to over the weekend… Or your latest dog walk… But here’s the problem: none of that is going to help you attract clients or grow your business. 🤷‍♂️ Instead, I’ve developed a system that lets me churn out valuable, engaging content for my ideal client profile (ICP) 7x a week without ever running out of ideas. Here’s how you can do it too. 1. TOF (Top of Funnel) Content Goal: Make your audience aware they have a problem, or educate them about something they don’t know yet. To get started, take these action steps: - Make a list of common misconceptions people have about your service or industry. Example: "People think posting daily on Skool will automatically grow your community, but it’s not true without the right strategy." Example: "You don’t need hundreds of group members to get meaningful engagement on Skool." Action: Write a post debunking one of these myths and explaining the reality. - Make a list of successful figures in your industry and connect their stories to what you do. Action: Use a success story to inspire your audience and show them what’s possible. - Brainstorm a few lighthearted jokes about your industry to keep things relatable. Example: "Skool is like a never-ending mastermind, minus the free snacks. 😂" Action: Write a post mixing humor and value, making your audience feel seen while subtly educating them. - Map out your own business journey and share the milestones or mistakes along the way. Example: "When I started on Skool, I wasted 6 months posting random content that didn’t convert. Here’s what I learned about building a strong community." Action: Share a personal story that ties into a lesson your audience can apply to their own situation.