Not a big system. Not a new tool. Just something that made your work easier. Maybe it helped you: - focus better - finish faster - reduce stress - stay consistent I’ve noticed breakthroughs are rarely dramatic. They’re usually small shifts that stick. And once they stick… everything feels lighter. What changed for you recently that made a real difference? Tell us 👇

For the past few weeks I've been working on a self-audit tool specifically for Skool group owners. The idea is simple: Instead of guessing what's wrong with your About Page — you get a clear picture of exactly what's working, what's missing, and what to fix first. Here's a sneak peek 👇 (About Page Audit app screenshot) It scores your About Page across two areas and 15 criteria: ✅ Copy — does it clearly communicate WHO it's for and WHAT they get? ✅ Visual — are your 6 gallery tiles actually converting visitors? Your About Page is your 24/7 sales page. If it doesn't convert visitors in 30 seconds, you're losing members every day — quietly, with no warning. At the end you get specific action steps and a PDF you can save. Still a working version. But it's ready. ----- The About Page is where I'm starting — but it's one piece of a bigger system I'm putting together for Skool group owners. More on that soon. Here's what I want to do first: Before I open this up fully, I want to personally audit a few About Pages myself — so I can make sure the results are actually useful before you run it on your own. If you're interested 👇 Drop "AUDIT" in the comments. I'll find your About Page, run the audit, and deliver your results personally. Spots are limited — first ones in get priority. 🧭

Hey Navigators 🧭 This is a big one. Skool just shipped Traffic Sources. So you can finally stop guessing… and see what’s actually bringing members (and money). ✅ NEW FEATURE (LIVE NOW): Traffic Sources Where to find it: Settings → Growth (new dashboard) What you’ll see (last 30 days): - About page visits - Signups - Conversion rate - New MRR (money from brand-new signups) - Breakdown by source (Skool Network, Facebook, YouTube, IG, etc.) The “aha” moment: You might see this - Facebook brings most traffic - Skool Network brings most signups Because conversion rate is higher. Example from the episode: Facebook conversion: 2.5% Skool Network conversion: 12.4% Less traffic… more members. Wild. 👥 Members List Also Shows Source (Per Person) Members → you can scroll and literally see: Skool Network / YouTube / Facebook / Affiliate / etc. It turns growth into a simple loop: share link → hear “kaching” → check source → do more of that 😄 💰 Pro vs Hobby Plan (Important) - Pro plan: all sources visible - Hobby plan ($9): only Skool Network visible, other sources blurred + randomized Good news: if you upgrade later, you can see your historic data. ⚠️ “Direct” Traffic Explained (Quick Fix) If you see a lot of Direct (more than ~25%), it often means: - Linktree / stand store / link-in-bio tools - Bitly / shorteners - Redirect domains These can strip tracking, so everything looks like “Direct”. Best practice: Use your Skool About Page link directly wherever possible. 🧠 How Skool Tracks It (Simple Version) It uses last-touch attribution. Last thing they clicked before joining usually gets credit. Small note: affiliates have a 14-day window (so Skool doesn’t “steal” affiliate credit). 🔜 What’s Coming Next - Longer reporting window (right now it’s 30 days) - Split ads vs organic (Facebook vs Facebook Ads, etc.) They shipped it now, and will improve it over the next weeks. 🧭 Quick question for you When you check your Growth tab… what surprised you most?

Hey Navigators! Different question this week: What are you actively working on right now? Not what you should be doing. What you’re actually doing. Drop one line below. 🔴 Content — Getting seen - Testing one clear message - Trying a new post format - Narrowing your niche 🔵 Conversation — Getting interaction - Tagging active members - Restarting engagement - Trying better follow-up questions 🟢 Conversion — Making it real - Setting up Freemium or Tiers - Clarifying your offer - Preparing your first paid step ⚖️ Real life — Capacity check - Simplifying everything - Protecting energy - Staying consistent with less 👉 Comment with: - your stage (🔴 / 🔵 / 🟢 / ⚖️) - the one thing you’re working on No pressure. No big plans. Just real movement. We’ll build from there ❤️ 🚀 Your Navigator, 🧭 Roberto