Hey Skool Team, I hope you can find some good ideas from this. I love Skool, posting this to make it even better. Last week I moved from Evernote (been on Evernote for +10 yrs) to Bear (https://bear.app/) and it's a completely different experience. I mainly used Evernote to store important docs like passport, license, birth certificates, kids docs, travel docs, etc., for quick access, especially useful when traveling. Evernote just keep adding stuff, got slower every year and their search sucked. It became painful to use. Since the switch to Bear last week I WANT TO create notes. Bear on both Mac and iPhone is clean, insanely fast, and the search is spot on. It's a totally awesome user experience. I'm not a designer or engineer but there is something about Bear that makes it really sticky to use.

Imagine you're a member of some groups (not the owner or admin). Somebody "innocent", not somebody trying to sell people stuff... How many new people would you start a DM conversation with in 1-week?

Here is a feature within Teachable I think is very helpful for a Course Creator. A heat map on the different parts of the video. This helps to see what areas are confusing, weren't watched, watched multiple times, and even skipped. This is even with the video being marked "completed".

Now you can explore all the communities on Skool! This has two benefits: 1. Members can find communities that interest them 2. Communities get found by members (free advertising) Open your switcher (cmd + k) and click "Discover communities" to explore. You can search for anything, browse categories, and filter by free/paid, and private/public. We rank communities by an engagement/quality score. The more engaged your community is, the higher you rank. This means the better you make your community, the more members you get. Watch the video below for more info. Enjoy 🎉

The Membership challenge is underway. Some people are on track to make $15k MRR ($180k /year). Why aren't you participating? I'm curious...