Everyone’s out here building funnels, automations, and content machines… meanwhile I built 3 Skool communities to $15K/month in recurring revenue by focusing on one thing: 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆. 🔥 What are you doing to build community in your community today? And in other Skool communities you're a member of?

Who is using Youtube to drive traffic to their community? If so, how many long form videos are you recording? I am asking because I also have a substack (non AI related but I do some articles on AI) I dont want to overwhelm myself and trying to figure out the best way for me to add Youtube in to my growth strategy.

Catch the REPLAY with @Benjamin Ewert who creates YT videos for Evelyn Weiss, Dan Harrison and many Skool Games winners. Drop some 🥰 for Ben and ask your questions in the comments

I’ve just wrapped up hosting an audio summit inside my Skool community (Inside The Inbox) and I wanted to share this here because it feels very aligned with the conversations in this space. Over a few days, it: - doubled the size of my community - added hundreds of new email subscribers - and engagement is still sitting at 90% Which has been amazing to watch. This is exactly the kind of thing I’ll be sharing more of in my session: 🖤 No-Social Growth Plan (a transition plan for moving away from social-dependent growth and building something more sustainable) Will you be joining us live?? Add it to your calendar here >> Would love to know - have any of you hosted something like this inside your Skool community before? Or is it something you’ve been thinking about?

I haven’t created my own Skool community yet but I know it’s got a lot to offer. I’m teetering on the fence of diving in, so I’m curious what’s your favorite feature/reason you chose Skool over building a community elsewhere. I know we have a session for authors from @Dinah Laprairie to look forward to in the summit (which I’m excited about!) 🤩 But, if you’re a fellow podcaster, course creator, blogger, have a membership, service provider or digital product creator I’m extra curious how you’ve used Skool as a part of your ecosystem.