3 Simple Skool Community Models (Pick the One That Fits You)
Skooldoesnโt need to be big or complicated. Most people do way too much when all they need is a simple structure that aligned with what they want. Here are three easy models that work for local and online businesses. Pick the one that fits what youโre doing right now or join here and get a 1:1 action plan. 1. The Hub Good for: small businesses, wellness pros, creatives, service providers This is the โfriendly front porch.โ People join, get to know you, and get a feel for what you offer. Common features: - a few pinned posts - updates - resources - simple conversations - light engagement Itโs great if you want a low-maintenance place where people can drop in and stay connected without you running a full-on community. This is the easiest model to start with. 2. The Clubhouse Good for: group programs, workshops, memberships, mini-communities This one is a little more focused. People join because they're learning something together or working toward the same goal. It usually includes: - weekly or monthly themes - challenges - a course or two - Q&A posts - simple accountability You donโt need to run live calls unless you want to. Even one or two steady touchpoints each month keep it moving. 3. The Combo Good for: coaches, educators, specialists, creators with programs This is where Skool really shines. You have: - your course(s) - your community - your announcements - your upgrades - your events ๐ All in one place. ๐ People learn, talk, and stay engaged... - without hopping between apps or platforms - without algorithm throttling or platform censorship - without ads from your competitors shown in your feed Simple for you and easy for them This is why this setup works so well for most service-based pros. โ Which one should you choose โ A quick way to think about it: - If you just want a simple space โ Hub - If you want group momentum โ Clubhouse - If you teach or support clients โ Combo