Hey everyone! I'm curious about how you're growing your Skool communities and if Youtube plays a big role in your strategy. For those of you using youtube as your primary growth source; - Did you already have an established channel, or did you start from scratch? - What tips or tricks have worked well for growing your youtube AND Skool community? - Are there any specific strategies you've found that work particularly well for converting Youtube viewers into engaged Skool members? Looking forward to hearing what's worked for you!

Hey amazing skool team I just quickly wanted to report a display error here where the yearly pricing is not correct (it's $395 for the current monthly price of $49 not $770 - that's the price for people who hold a bundle ticket that alos includes our other memberships outside of skool)

Earlier this week we shipped about page traffic and conversion metrics (see screenshot). Many people were asking what the average was... Here's the conversion rate averages platform wide: - Paid groups: 4% - Free groups: 18% The average for free groups is consistent, however, the average for paid groups varies significantly depending on the price, quality of traffic, and the about page content. In general, the lower the price, the higher the conversion rate. Take a screenshot of your stats and share it below so we can compare. We can all get better, together.

Howdy Beautiful Skool, Here is a 33-second hack to save you DOLLARS. In all things, consider you are serving two audiences: - Newbies to the group - Vets The curse of knowledge is a huge thing and you can forget what your group looks like to fresh eyes 👀 Love and Automation, Jack 💙💎 PS - Can't believe we're top-20 on Discovery now! 📈

I think everyone on this amazing platform realises that the only way to be truly successful in this day and age is to prove you can deliver! That's what I LOVE about Skool! There are a load of competitor community platforms BUT the big irony is that they fail to create a community for themselves. That's what @Sam Ovens, @Alex Hormozi, @Andrew Kirby and the rest of the crew are doing here SOOO much better than the rest. Between the Skool games, which is simple genius, and sub-communities like this one, Skool avoids being a platform of siloed groups. Instead, we are the community of communities! Although I've been a business owner for a decade, a bad couple years coming out of COVID meant that I took a big step backwards and had to get a 9 to 5 to support the family. The company I worked for was fine and the people were great but it honestly twisted my soul to go back there after the freedom of running my own show. Finding Skool (thanks to @Jack Roberts) gave me both the inspiration and the means to re-brand and re-launch. That gave me everything I needed to burn the boats (re-quit lol) and I'm all in once again. I feel so grateful to be here, side by side with such incredible founders and community members! So I wanted to say thanks to everyone 🙏 🙏 🙏