Hello fellow roasters. I have been toying with two variations for a new about page. Let me know where on the attached chart these sit for you and why. Thanks in advance. 😀 About 1 Title: Grow Your Skool Without Guessing Trying to grow your Skool but stuck staring at the same member count? Most Skool owners struggle with the same problem: getting people to actually discover and join their community. Skool Growth Lab is a place where Skool owners collaborate, experiment, and share what works so everyone can grow faster. Inside you'll get: • A community of Skool owners building together • Live calls to share ideas and strategies • Feedback on your group and growth plans • Tools and resources to help you grow your Skool • Accountability so progress actually happens Built by someone with 30+ years in Web and IT helping businesses grow, this lab exists so new Skoolers don’t have to figure everything out alone. Right now it's free for founding members. Curious what a few new growth ideas could do for your community? About 2 💥 KAPOW! Slow Growth Just Met Its Match Somewhere on Skool… a villain lurks. It whispers:“Just keep posting…”“Maybe members will show up eventually…” So many Skool owners spend months guessing: • posting and hoping • trying random ideas • wondering why growth is slow. KAPOW! Skool Growth Lab bursts onto the scene. 🧪 Here we build systems, tools, and growth wizards that help Skool owners grow faster — without months of trial and error. Inside the Lab you'll find: • simple growth frameworks • onboarding systems • engagement tools • collaborative idea sharing I built these tools after spending months figuring things out the hard way — now you can skip that part. This is a community of builders helping builders. Experiment. Share. Grow. 🚀 Right now early members get access while it's still free. Let’s grow, together.

Welcome to the Community Growth Hackers table! These are the people who will help your commuity launch, grow and become more lucrative! You can check the cafeteria for other cliques. Here are the seats: - @Ruben Plasmeijer will help you have an engaged community with CLUES! - @Lara Sloan from Skool Launch Lab: Learn how to launch a Skool group or earn affiliate income promoting one. Build communities, courses, and recurring revenue. - @Albert Reyna built Simplify, a cool free community helping Skoolers - @Shannon Boyer owns Classifieds, a great place to self promote your community and Your Best Course to help you with high-quality online courses. - @Matthew Burns owns ProveWorth Community Proof the community for proveworth.com the place where you can create a page to get your community reviewed! - @Lidia Axe runs 30-Day Skool Hackathon a place where you learn how to launch your Skool community as a lead magnet to attract and nurture clients & reach 100+ members in 30 days - @Heather Boers owns The Directory On Skool, a public directory on Skool for business owners to showcase their services, shops, or communities - @Faith Adebayo owns Skool Reviews, a place for real reviews of Skool communities from active members with receipts for Skool cred. - @Jack Robinson owns Skoolyard where you learn how to make money on Skool without social media, paid ads or cold DMs. - @Brian Diep helps skool builders turn communities into member's 2nd home that converts by using his Brand Link - @Zoan Syed owns Skool Community Mastery that helps community owners drive engagement, not just more posts. - @Kasparas Stancikas owns 1K/Month Speedrun that will help you make 1k/month coaching your valuable skill or life expertise on Skool!

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In my older community, I gave some consulting on how people could plan the strategies for their online businesses. @Eliot Payne , @Dr. Severine Bryan ,@Dr. Stephanie Murauskas and @Jing Wang were some of the people who had that call with me. I defined 3 moments that every online business go through and helped them figure out where they were and what were the steps they needed to level up and improve. Here are they: 1. Figuring out the Basics - In this stage you're still figuring out your brand and your offer. - You don't know exactly how to present yourself - You're still working on your content and pitches - You have no audience or a very moderate one 2. Improving Online Presence - You built your brand and your offer and are starting to get some atttention on the platforms you chose. - Now it's more of a numbers game. You need to increase your reach. Use several platforms to funel people to the place where you want them to be, be it your community, your website, a form you want them to fill or your social media. SEO and paid traffic will accelerate your results. - Finding the ideal format for multiplatform crossposting is key to increase your reach. One example is short videos crossposted across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and LInkedIn. It's relatively easy to automate that if you don't want to manually post in several places. 3. Optimizing Your Process - You have a strong brand and lots of leads. It's getting hard to keep up. - It's time to invest on some automation and metrics. - CRMs like GoHighLevel will help a lot with that. - AI agents will also help, if you use them right. They can work very well for support and help desk. Using AI agents for sales is tricky and a lot of times do more damage than good, if you don't train them right and use good tools to set them up.

There is a open live section now. Anyone above level 2 can join (raw members are not welcome, so get on roasting). If you're talking to someone and you decide that is better to keep the discussion in a call, you can use this space to connect. Or to have a networking section with other skoolers. I'll announce being online from time to time too in order to give some live roasting. I'm testing things out. Let's see if it works.