Here are the 5 steps my team & I follow to effortlessly make $2,500/month with Skool. Step 1: I make a piece of content showing how Skool can genuinely solve a problem and I post that piece of content everywhere - my blog, email newsletter, FB, YT, IG, etc. Huge tip: If I ever see someone struggling with something, or if someone asks me a good question, rather than just DM'ing them the answer/solution, I'll make a video or write a blog post about it, then send them that piece of content and thank them for the idea. This makes creating content effortless and I'm guaranteed to make at least 1 person (the person who asked me the question) super happy. Step 2: In the piece of content I make, I tell people to DM me if they want 1 on 1 help (for free) to set up their Skool account properly and professionally. Step 3: I get someone on my team to DM them back and set up a Zoom call with them. Step 4: On the Zoom call, my team member has them sign up for Skool using my aff link, and then works with them for 30 min to set up their Skool community. I pay my team member $35 (nearly 100% of my first months aff commission) for this Skool set up job. Step 5: We repeat steps 1-4.

This post will help you rank your Youtube videos for your desired keywords in almost all industries. This is a strategy I learnt a while ago, and I paid over $2000 for this knowledge. I hope to save you some money with this post! The ranking of this videos was a proof of concept, this is not something I filmed or edited, so shoutout to the Skool community and Sam for making this possible. Let's get into the ranking. 1. SEO SEO is still the king of free traffic. For Youtube, I recommend doing some research before you upload. In my case, I looked up videos that came up when I searched "Skool affiliate program" and "skool affiliates" Using tools such as "VidIQ" will tell you all the tags that your competition uses to rank their videos, which is a super helpful insight. This is also a great tool for keyword research. You need to make sure you take these learning and apply them in the title and description of your videos. In my experience, a good title has numbers, such as "in 2024" or "8 ways to promote skool". My title was "8 Ways to Promote Skool | Skool Affiliate Program" which is combination of numbers, and also keywords that can rank. Then I recommend repeating the title exactly in the first line of your description. For the descriptions, I usually use ChatGPT and ask it to create a keyword rich description using the given keywords. It also helps if you paste the video transcription for the GPT to have a better understanding. You can use tools like "Youtube Summary" on Chrome to grab the video transcription. 2. SMM Panels This is the blackhat part. You can buy views, likes, shares and SEO embeds to make your video rank higher. I have tried many different SMM panels in the past, and most of them are garbage, and I understand if you hate them. The only platforms that worked so far was NLOSMM. I am not affiliated with them, even tho I have a link, the goal is now to make an extra $10 here. Try it and see for yourself. What I specifically suggest is the SEO embeds, and high retention views. As time goes on, it's recommended to repeat the process and purchase more views and shares, likes to keep your video ranking.

Are you using a landing page to promote Skool, or are you sending traffic directly to Skool Here's the exact landing page I'm using https://skoolgames.site/

Wondering if my community members can promotr my community through their affiliate links...is this a thing?

Everyone loves a good offer. Want to make yours irresistible? Throw in bonuses that people can ONLY get by signing up through your link. And here’s the kicker—you don’t even have to create the product yourself. You can license it. I had an affiliate license a Chrome extension from us that adds a special feature. Now they use it as a bonus for anyone who signs up through their affiliate link. It doesn’t have to stop at Chrome extensions. You could do courses or anything that helps your audience get what they want faster. Here are some ideas: - A course on growing a Skool community using their existing audience. - A course for people with no audience, showing how to grow through cold emails, FB ads, organic videos, etc. - A course on turning free members into paid ones (this was a game-changer for us). - A course on monetizing a free Skool community without ever needing a paid one. Not into courses? Here are some software ideas: - A Chrome extension that lets users save and organize posts. - A tool for scheduling Skool posts. - A CRM built specifically for Skool. Pick any of these, slap them together with your main offer, and you’ve got something people can’t say no to. Heck, they might even pay extra just to get your bonuses. Happened to me.