I am giving up my Skool group (ai story crafters). I don't feel like it is helping me advance my goals or that I am helping others with their book creation goals. Only a couple of members contribute on a regular basis (TY Paulette). I don't consider "likes" as contributing. I only have a couple of things in my classroom for pay. I am removing the pay and they will also be free. If there is anyone who would like to step up as an administrator and take over the group, let me know. There are currently 90 members with free membership. I will continue to pay the monthly fee for a couple more months. If no one takes it on, I will close the group down by July 1. All of the information and lessons in my classroom are public domain and free to use. Group dynamics has always been somewhat of a mystery to me - why does anyone join a group for a common purpose and then not participate? I see some other groups attempting participation by running polls, having contests and touting their # of members. I don't see any value in that. The value of any group for me is how well the members support a collaborative effort to accomplish their goals. I don't see that happening in my group or most of the groups I have joined. Enough said. As someone I know says, "Thank you for your attention to this matter". Cheers!

Come join our group and find the 8 free lessons in my classroom to creat a book from niche topic to publishing and marketing. https://www.skool.com/ai-story-crafters-1086/about

from Dr. Quack

Trust me - it's funny! If you want to know how to make books like this, visit my free group. There are free lessons in my classroom that will guide you. https://www.skool.com/ai-story-crafters-1086/about

Now in the classroom. attached is a short video. Lessons on finding a niche to publishing your book and marketing it in my classroom for FREE Come and join for free. https://www.skool.com/ai-story-crafters-1086/about - Why the cover determines clicks and sales - Understanding Amazon thumbnail behavior - Title hierarchy and typography - Color psychology for your niche - Creating visual contrast and clarity - Front cover vs full wrap (spine + back) - Tools: Canva, Photoshop, AI design tools - Common cover mistakes to avoid