@Shane Ferreira Glad you enjoyed! Would you make content on helping Skool owners?

Hi @Ricardo Taipe If you're going the route of hiring someone on upwork or fiverr, here's the best strat: -write out a detailed description of the task that is as close as possible to what they'd be doing if they worked for you full time -give 10 people the exact same task -hire the best of those 10 for the next jobs Even though it costs more up front, you'll know who is good quickly. This is how I found my editor, and saves so much time and money later down the line. You won't be working with someone, then they're bad so you go to someone else. You'll instantly start with the best person.

@Brentney Parks Exactly. I hired 10 people for one job, and then continued working with the best of those 10 for future jobs.

Hi @M J If you're still looking for an editor, I'll share what worked for me. I made a list of 10 potential candidates (people from my audience, on fiverr, etc) and then asked them all to do the exact same task—I paid them to edit the exact same video. While this may seem like a waste, it actually allowed me to figure out who was the best very easily. I hired that guy. Hope this helps!

Hi Muhammad, Here's the hook you have I have built multiple online communities that are thriving and bringing home multiple thousands of dollars every single month. In this video I'm going to show you the exact system which I use to build a successful online community on Skool. Stick around because by the end you'll have not only a system to build out your community but also how to scale it past six and seven figures. Here's how I'd improve it: I've built multiple Skool communities totalling $x/month [INCLUDE EXACT FIGURE]. This is the exact system I used to build my communities that you can use to get $5000/month in just 60 days [or however long you think it'll take for them to get there].

Hi Ahmed up close there's a lot of detail, but sometimes we forget the thumbnails youtube shows are pretty small. I use a website https://www.thumbnailpeak.com/ that shows what the thumbnail will look like in the youtube home page.