As @Karin Crawford mentioned in her post, we are blitzing for our communities to help keep each other accountable. My Goals for March: - Reach 150 members - started with 64, at 66 today - Increase over all engagement - started with 81%, this weekend is slow for some reason, we are at 79% today. - Increase conversion- started at 196 visitors 16.3% conversion, today im at 213 visitors 15% conversion - Increase ranking; started at #183 , now at #172 This week I made a huge leap and made some monetization changes to the Community that the current community completely in on board with. I worked on updating 5 modules and created 3 more. I have started also implementing a questionnaire at the end for them to audit the model after. I revamped my about page and general blurb. I added a new ending to my YouTube videos to point people to Skool. Today I posted to TikTok, Instagram and Facebook about the changes and plan to continue creating content in all to drive traffic to Skool. I revamped my website to reflect changes in Skool as well as my Direct.me (like link tree) I have posted in a few communities in Skool about changes (where appropriate) and happened to message a customer today and mentioned the changes. That resulted in my 2 new members. My big stick is converting. Engagement is usually up in the 85%+ and currently rank has been steadily improving.

OOOhhh look at the grapes on that guy!

Favorite color: green Pokémon: mew 2 Skool challenge: understanding what it even really is

Hello everyone, My name is Jason Strickland, and I run The Art of Poetry community on Skool. Over the past few months we’ve been building a supportive space for poets to share their work, grow together, and celebrate the craft. I’ve been thinking about something that could be really fun for the broader Skool ecosystem. What if we organized a Skool-wide Poetry Contest? The idea would be simple: • Multiple poetry communities participate • Each community can invite their poets to submit one poem • Judges could be selected from different communities to keep it fair • Winners receive recognition across all participating communities • Most importantly — it brings poets together across Skool This wouldn’t be about competing with each other as communities. It would be about celebrating poetry and connecting poets across the platform. If you run a poetry or writing community and this sounds interesting, I’d love to talk and see if we can organize something together. No pressure — just exploring the idea and seeing who might want to collaborate. Thanks everyone, Jason Founder – The Art of Poetry

@Melissa Steiner and I are blitzing for ourselves and our communities. My wins so far: I got new cover photos in for my 2 main courses and have almost completely reorganized my first course, Did work on 2 other courses and also have up some paid offers. I haven't had anyone take advantage of them yet and If you don't have them set up people can't do them. And I did a focus group for a webinar workshop that I'm teaching on the 18th on Thursday and I completely reworked the slides with a And I did a focus group for a webinar workshop that I'm teaching on the 18th on Thursday and I completely reworked the slides with AI's help. (Workshop is outside my community and will show up in external resources) And in the last month I've had 12 new members which is 30% growth, And they're really cool people, which was made possible with @Tiffany Noel Taylor 's help with my about page last month. So grateful!!