To prevent Skool.com from being tarnished by increasing numbers of Spam and other Less-than-wonderful schemes, these characters (two sample screenshots attached) and many similar ones should be brought to Ted's and maybe Sam Ovens' attention to be eliminated ASAP before damaging the entire platform's reputation. They are starting what appears to be fake groups like this one https://www.skool.com/leanna-chhoun-8937/about all over Skool.com as a whole, apparently trying to build or nourish some pyramid schemes or claiming they know "great trading methods" and what not. Also interesting to see these jokers are indiscriminately connecting-up with multiple shiploads of users within under a week after joining the Skool platform; but then suddenly not willing to communicate with more DMs or Follow-features on here (but preferring Text and WhatsApp). Plus, almost nobody wants to follow them back: only a handful despite their own multi-thousands of "Followings". Very weird. Anyway, looks to me like those profiles and "groups" aren't being set up for any real purpose. I can see from some of the Wall-of-Shame entries that this should "look familiar" to many other group members in here too... Currently "applying" to one of those shady "groups" to find out more. Will keep updating this post as soon as I can gather more details.

What your thoughts on creating a Skool community using my Copywritings skills? Would it be a feasible idea?

I'm curious how many of you are going to start a Skool group. I've started one, and I'm about to start another. The trickiest part so far is getting engagement. Most people don't even watch the free courses, or chat. But from looking at other groups, I think only 5% of members actually talk in the groups. So, you have to grow a bigger group!

What's your nickname? TJ Where you from? Texas by way of Detroit Biggest strength? Introverted Biggest weakness? Introverted Which content platform is your favourite? YouTube What do you want immediate help with inside of this community? Executing a content strategy to grow an audience for my first Skool community.

Hi there, I'm getting ready to start my first Skool community and I want to make the most of my 14-day trial. So I'm doing a lot of the work before hand so I can just drop and load my initial content on day one. Can someone share the image size requirements for the Skool course and homepage thumbnails and community homepage main image?