This Is How You Welcome People to Your Community 👇 Take a look at the image uploaded. “Welcome Jeff Baer” “I get people to join Skool IRL” This isn’t just a cool graphic… It’s a personalized welcome experience. And that’s exactly what @Manda Jackson is doing inside Skill & Soul Studio. Instead of a generic:“Hey, welcome!” She’s using AI + intention to create something that feels: 👉 Personal 👉 Memorable 👉 Aligned with her message Think about the difference: Most communities → forgettable welcome post Manda → custom visual that speaks directly to the member That’s how you stand out. And the best part? This isn’t complicated. It comes down to: - A clear identity (“what you help people do”) - A simple message - A solid AI prompt - Manda’s approach shows: You don’t need more content…You need better moments. If you want to see how she’s building her community, check it out 👇 https://www.skool.com/skill-soul-studio-7220/about

If you’re in a lot of Skool communities, things can get messy fast. I recently joined a new one—Manda Jackson’s Skill Soul Studio—and it reminded me why I keep things organized on my end. Here are two simple tweaks I use to stay in control: 1. Alphabetize Your Communities This makes a bigger difference than you think. When everything is in order, it’s way easier to: - Find a specific community - Leave ones you don’t need anymore - Adjust notifications or settings quickly Small change… big time saver. 2. Hide Communities From Your Profile This one’s more strategic. I prefer to keep my joined communities private. Why? Because when I share a community as an affiliate, I don’t want distractions or competing links sitting on my profile. It keeps the focus where I want it: 👉 the link I’m promoting Simple stuff—but if you’re active on Skool, this can make your life a lot easier (and a lot cleaner). Curious—are you organizing your communities yet, or just letting them pile up? 👇

This community works best when people show up, share, and support each other. To level up inside Skool Bio Profits and unlock more community privileges, start with a quick introduction post 👇 Introduce yourself below! (✄ copy/paste template ) → Who you are + where you’re from (optional) → Your community name + link (if you want to share) → Upload your logo QR code — or a GIF that fits your vibe 🛑 If you don’t have a logo QR code for your community yet, I’ll generate one for you. Just follow the simple steps here 😊 🚀 Ready to build your Link-in-Bio? You’ve got two ways to get started with FREE access to the Skool Bio Builder: → 3-Day Skool Bio Build Challenge Perfect if you’re new or want step-by-step guidance → Pro Bio Builders For experienced builders who want to skip the challenge and jump straight in I can’t wait to see what you build 👀 Jump in, say hi, and don’t forget to like or reply to a few intros — it helps everyone get seen 🙌 Jeff - Share what you love. Update anytime.

@Demetra Lambros is one of my OGs. We met this past summer at the Chicago IRL. She was my 2nd person to take advantage of my link-in-bio platform here: https://skool.bio/demetra Demetra's community is all about Greek Food and Language. In her words, "the food is the fun part and what draws people to the community, but I make my money from the language". If there was ever a community that could benefit from connecting IRL, it was Demetra's, and when I started dropping flyer templates, we connected. In fairness to all of you, I want to disclose that the two options I am presenting in this post were created by my artist, but we plan on dropping a similar template in my Canva Resource in my classroom. Now to the moment of truth, which do you prefer? Please vote and drop a comment below on where you think she should put these flyers.👇 🌟FYI, it is Antens, not Santorini, but Skool will not let me change it!🌟