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Cyfrowe Przodowniczki

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6 contributions to Skool Scale Camp
Paid cohorts inside a free community
Has anyone tried running paid cohorts inside one free community, without creating separate groups? I’m thinking about short, experimental cohorts (for example a mastermind on lead generation or a mastermind on personal finance). They would be temporary and mainly used to test interest in different topics. Since these are early experiments and I realistically expect 3–5 people per cohort, it feels more practical to run them inside the same community rather than creating separate groups each time. Has anyone done something similar? Are there limitations or pitfalls I might not be seeing?
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@Brenda Rigney I’m not sure yet - right now I’m mainly testing whether I can gather a group.
Question about declining membership requests
have a question about membership requests in my community. What exactly does a person see if I click “Decline membership” on their request to join? Do they receive any notification that their request was declined, or does the request simply disappear on their side?
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4 likes • 7d
Perfect timing — I could use a bit of a kick-off to get my community off the ground.
How did you get your first 50 members? 100 members?
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How did you get your first 50 members? 100 members?
12 likes • 13d
Mostly people I met in person. Meta ads failed (to a hobby community). 2/51 people from discovery
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@Brenda Rigney I ran ads and collected about 60 email leads over a month, adding them to my list and sending a nurture sequence. My main goal was simply to see if even one person from cold traffic would join the community — but no one did. I also tried sending direct Skool invitations to those emails, but that didn’t work either. Will iterate some day 😄
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3 likes • 14d
I’m genuinely excited about organizing a summit for my community. The energy around it feels alive. What’s stopping me isn’t logistics. I know I can organize it. I’m no longer blocked around inviting speakers or bringing people together. That part feels solid. What’s holding me back is something else: I don’t yet have a clear offer to invite people into during or after the summit. Hosting a free summit just for the thrill of hosting one would feel exciting now… and draining later. I know that pattern. I’ve created things before from momentum and dopamine — because it was interesting, because it had potential — and then wondered why I expected good energy alone to carry the outcome. At this stage, what I need isn’t more excitement. It’s alignment. A grounded offer that gives the summit direction and prevents it from becoming activity without depth. That’s why I’ve been sitting with this idea for two months.
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Agnieszka Niemczyk
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I lead a community of women 40+ who are ready to turn their ideas into income. We learn how to build presence on social media and leverage AI

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