Running an online community can be incredibly rewarding, and at times, surprisingly challenging. Whether it’s keeping engagement strong, managing member dynamics, balancing your time, or staying inspired, every admin faces their own unique set of hurdles. I’d love to hear from you: what’s the biggest challenge you’re currently navigating as a community admin or moderator? Sharing openly helps us all learn and support each other, and someone here might have just the insight or strategy you need. 💡

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So I made this post last night. It’s all me, no AI, and it took me maybe 10-15 minutes to write…granted it was late at night so I wasn’t exactly in peak mental state. Woke up today, did my morning routine and checked into Skool…0 likes 0 comments… What’s my point? I’m used to this but even for me it still stings a little. So imagine what your members feel like. What happens when no one likes or comments on their posts? What do they think? More importantly: what do they feel? One key role of a good admin is to help people feel seen, valued/appreciated. One of the simplest ways of doing this is with a like and/or comment. What if there post isn’t that great? The beauty of being an admin is that you have a greater level of perceived authority which can be leveraged to coach and help boost a member’s posts! Mods in Skoolers often reach out to me letting me know there may be something I need to revise in my post and I am incredibly appreciative! Have you ever had a post that got no likes or comments? How did it make you feel?

Hey Admin Skool! I have a problem, it's a good problem to have but a problem nonetheless. I follow a few people and am a member of 15 communities so I get a lot of notifications. Yesterday I still had like 40 unread notifications at the end of the night, I finally decided to just skim them and mark them all as read. I wish I could respond to everything but there's only so much time in a day. Even worse, I had wanted to put some finishing touches to a new course here on Admin Skool but just trying to read/respond to all notifications and DMs took up most of my time. Wondering how all of you prioritize your work. What do you do first? Feel free to also comment your thoughts on what you think owners and admins SHOULD prioritize, especially if it's different from what you answered. Would be thrilled if this exercise helps even just one other person get a bit clearer and structuring their approach here on Skool. P.S. I am NOT full time on Skool. I have a day job, a beautiful pregnant wife, and 4 kids (already out of the womb lol), plus other communities I admin for.

I am absolutely thrilled to welcome in our newest members @Santiago Correa, @Russell Cross III, @Vickie Padavano, and @Jack McHalffey! We are very much just getting started...only finished framing out the MVP a few days ago 🤯 Here you'll learn the ins and outs of being an Admin, whether that's for the community you own, a community you currently admin for, or for you to prepare to step into the admin role! Right now all courses in the classroom are open to all levels but I highly suggest you like, comment, and reply so if/when they do become level locked you'll already be there! As founding members you'll also get access to some of the paid courses as they come out before they lock so you can level up your skills and provide feedback for improvement! So, inquiring minds want to know: 1️⃣ Are you brand new, already an admin, or a community owner? 2️⃣ What do you hope to learn in Admin Skool? 3️⃣ Tell us about your Skool community! But mostly, welcome 🤗