❓Curious if you find yourself on IG, FB, TT, X, etc. less or more than you used to be or if it's about the same... I've only been here for about 3.5 months, but I'm finding I spend less and less time on other platforms as time goes on. I was already not very active on SM and had been looking/hoping for something else. I still check in occasionally on my family/friends, and I know I'll probably need to show up more as I grow my new business, but for now as I'm creating and building, Skool has what I need (to feel part of an authentic, engaged, & trustworthy group of likeminded/likehearted people with similar goals.)

Not sure if anyone cares.... but I like data :D So I started tracking the growth of my community (The No-Code Integrator 👀) as well as a handful of others. I only have historical data for a bit more than a month - but it's at least somewhat indicative for the estimated growth rates. SO here is the data for the Skool Community itself (NOT MINE): - Daily Growth Rate: Percentage: 0.62% - Absolute Increase: About 352 new members per day. - Weekly Growth Rate: Percentage: 4.41% - Absolute Increase: About 2511 new members per week. - Monthly Growth Rate: Percentage: 20.29% - Absolute Increase: About 11,567 new members per month. - Yearly Growth Rate: Percentage: 846.71% 🤯 - Absolute Increase: About 482,626 new members per year. Who would have expected these numbers?!

👇🏻 What are a few of your favorite tips and tricks that helps your content stand out from all the rest, and have peeps coming back to your community on the regular? Here are a few things I do/don’t do 😉 🌎 Be yourself, “talk” in the post like you would if the person is standing in front of you in real life! (IE, would you use a bullhorn and give them your top 5 things to achieve whatever without asking them questions or taking a breath?) 💻 Don’t use a chatbot to make a post, if you want to use it to tweak something or for inspiration, great, but most can tell when something has been AI generated at this point. (Peeps are attracted to you (and what you offer) based on the energy you hold and what you convey… if everyone is using ai then it all sounds the same and peeps won’t give two shits…) 💭 Ask them what their thoughts, feelings, and yes opinions are… bonus points if it’s at the top or midway through, and not just at the bottom. (People like to be part of a conversation, to be seen, heard and share their experience…) 🍉 Give tangible examples for context, something that helps them relate to what you are sharing. (Ie if you are talking about the gym, give an example for context about one time you went to the gym or what happened there etc) 🙏🏻 For fucks sake, don’t be a bah humbug… have fun, if you are having fun and are excited about what you are sharing, the likelihood that others will want to join the convo goes up 🚀 Have you posted lately? Either in your own community or elsewhere?? How did it go? If you are hesitant about posting share why below and let’s see if we can’t help you ditch some mindfuckery so you can actually do the damn thing and reach your goals quicker 😉

Hey guys, don't know if anyone watches UFC, but I was really surprised that the current (interim) heavyweight champion of the world has a Skool community 1m Insta Followers 263k YouTube subscribers 💪 But the biggest testament to his stardom is that you can find him through GIFs 😁 Shoutout to Tom Aspinall https://www.skool.com/theaspinallway/about Testament to the Skool's quality and potential

What do you do to develop shy members? The ones who join your community, but it feels they never engage or put themselves out there. For many people, joining this platform is intimidating. I'm naturally extroverted and bold, so putting myself out there isn't hard. Are there other ways we can help people get out of their shells in our communities? We can: DM them Tag them Ask them specific questions Create daily/weekly/monthly tasks and/or challenges Always looking for new ideas to help our more introverted community members! p.s. if you're an introvert, I'd love to here your thoughts!