Yesterday I walked my client through a book pre-sale strategy. Here's what you need to know. Most launches look like this: disappear to build, then ask people to buy something they've never seen. This approach flips it. Build *with* your audience and use a low-price presale to move tons of copies before launch day. **The Move: Teach Free, Sell the Shortcut** Teach tactics for free through short videos and lives. Inside that content, drop a low-friction offer: "Preorder for 99 cents." Engaged followers buy straight from the comments. Free teaching = trust. The book = organized shortcut. **Why This Works for You** Your audience gets value from your content. A small presale feels like a natural next step, not a risk. It lets them vote with their wallet and gives you proof before you build the full thing. Presale = co-creation, not guessing. **How to Steal This** Use this for books, sprints, or new offers: 1. Share your expertise through free content (video, lives, posts) 2. Drop a micro-offer inside that content ("Get early access for $X") 3. Let engaged followers buy immediately 4. Use those sales as validation to build/finish the product 5. Launch with momentum and proven demand **The Framework:** • Teach → Offer → Validate → Build → Launch This works because you're not asking cold audiences to trust you. You're inviting warm, engaged people to go deeper. --- Want more strategies like this? Join the Savvy Entrepreneurs community for weekly insights, proven frameworks, and a supportive group of entrepreneurs building real businesses. 👉 Click here to join: Savvy Entrepreneurs Community

This is such a true honor to be here on Skool. This platform is just such an amazing place for you to grow so fast in such little time!! I want to share some tips that can help you grow your community and reach the top 100 like myself. 1) Share Your True Authentic Self People want to know that they are actually talking with a human when they are seeking help from others. To do this, give the person some credit, provide valuable feedback on their questions they post on communities like this amazing place, and share that connection with them. You never know if they actually want to come join your space until you try to engage with them. Which leads to my next tip... 2) Spark Some Engagement In Your Community Many people want to go straight to the results and try to sell their services too early in their Skool community growth journey. Instead, try to just have a random conversation in your space. Have a thread category like "Chit Chat" or "Random" in your community space and just talk nonsense for once. You will be surprised how much random engagement actually boosts your community in the rankings because of this. Which leads me to my last and final tip for everyone... 3) Be Consistently Active And Having Fun In Your Space If you bring joy and laughter to your space, your members will stay engaged with each other. This will spark much more activity in your space, which does help boost your community up the rankings, because you're surpassing communities that are not as active. With that being said, you need to ensure that your own content in your space is engaging and very valuable to your members. This will allow your members to stick to your group and want to be part of the conversation. I hope this serves everyone well! I love this platform and I love everyone of you!! 🔥

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