One of the great things about Skool is that Sam Ovens listens when people ask questions or make feature requests inside the Skoolers community. Some questions that came up were: How do I get notified when someone posts in my community? How do I get a notification when a new member requests to join? These were common questions because most owners want to respond quickly and keep engagement moving. Until now there was no way to turn those alerts on. Skool listened and built the solution. You now have them in your notification controls. They are turned off by default. If you want alerts, you can turn them on manually. Here is how to update your notification settings: Click on your profile photo. - Desktop will show you the user menu drop down - Mobile you will have to click the 3 dots in the top right to get to the user menu drop down On the user menu drop down, click Settings. Then click on Notifications. - Desktop it will have tabs on the side and you see "Notifications" there - Mobile you will need to slide it to see "Notifications" Then expand the notification settings for the community you want to change. Click either On or Off for what you want to be notified on. You can turn on notifications for: • Admin announcements • Event reminder email • New customer email • Membership requests • Reported content • New Post This puts you in control of what you stay updated on. Faster approvals. Better responsiveness. A smoother community experience for everyone. Which notification are you turning on first now that the option is finally here?

Skool has hired a Creator Success Manager (Mark Novikov) and he helps creators with large platforms transition their audience to Skool. Well.. he made a document that's short & sweet for promoting to Skool.. and has given us permission to share with others. So of course I got it for you guys to use for yourself or communities you help 🫶 Check it out here then let me know what you think! 👇

I saw a comment from Sam this morning and I thought I'd share it all with you. For me, I believe this is something a lot of people face, especially when building their business/community.

Tested out a new video format. Let me know what you think.

@Alistair Booth just shared a video showing what it actually looks like to start from zero and figure it out in real time. He and @Ethan Brits flew to Bali, committed to building something from scratch, and made it work. First a $25 sale. Then a client. Then $3,000 each per month locked in. All within six weeks. This video shows how it started, what shifted when momentum hit, and what it really looked like behind the scenes. They celebrated wins, worked through real challenges, and kept going when things got hard. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to stop spinning your wheels and finally build something real, this is worth watching. I’m really proud of both of them and love that Alistair made this video to show what’s possible when you stop waiting and start building. 👇 What’s one bold move you know you need to make, even if it feels a little scary?