I’m about to start publishing a newsletter and am looking at including Skool as the paid membership option. Is anybody doing this or have examples of it working well? Thx!

When making organic content, do you focus more on Education or Entertainment content? Interested to hear everyone's feedback!

Anyone else tired of doing this ritual every time they join a community? - Never - Never - Don't notify me - Don't notify me - No - No I don't want to have to turn off all the notifications every time I join a new community lol. I start getting like 20 email updates per day and tons of like notifications and shit. Default setting would be nice so we don't have to do this over and over.

I know we see a lot of focus on MRR, but is anyone here doing super well with the inbuilt course buy/upsell feature within Skool? Just working out whether I build a free community + have upsells or just focus on MRR. TIA!

1) Create Viral content The lifeblood of Twitter ( 𝕏 ) is high quality content. - Viral threads - Value-packed videos - Story-driven Case studies The goal is to create authority AND virality to grow both audience and community members. We posted 3x/day with a mix of videos, tweets, threads, and lead magnet giveaways. 2) Convert Followers to Dollars We did this using a setter/closer model and one framework: Personal Brand Math: • 1,000 Followers Gained • 1 Call per 50 Followers • 20 Calls Booked • 80% Show rate • 25% Close Rate • 4 Units Sold • $5k Offer $20,000 Generated 3) Product → Content You can't create a Flywheel without an amazing Skool community/product. Content → Follower → Client → Case Study → Content Content is split into 5 Major Pillars (P.E.S.T.O): • Personal • Expertise • Social-proof • Trending • Opinions The social-proof is what converts/nurtures all of the followers & brand built from the other types of content. Hope this helps! Cheers, Marcos Context: This is a high-ticket offer (~$5k) and the account started at 8k followers and is now at ~100k followers!