Welcome to the Skool Scale Camp! The Skool Scale Camp is for midlife women business owners and Skool community hosts who are done waiting to be “ready.” If visibility matters in 2026, this is where you build it. This is a summit-first community built on collaboration, momentum, and real opportunities, not content consumption. We host 3–4 summits a year and actively feature members as speakers. Inside you’ll get: ✅ A visibility challenge (Levels 1–9) ✅ Trainings + tools on growing MRR on Skool, launching summits & monetizing your experience [COMING SOON!!] ✅ Global networking calls led by our members ✅ Leadership + mindset support ✅ 4,000+ Skool-based builders ✅ 50% affiliate commissions ...MORE TO COME!! Drop me a 🔥 if you're ready to go!

Join us LIVE tomorrow to connect with business owners, Skool community hosts and women who love to network with other women!! 📆Tuesday, February 3 ⏰11am PT | 2pm ET GRAB THE LINK Meet your host 👉 @Christine Vabre Christine is a watercolor artist, designer, online instructor, and desert dweller living in the Mojave Desert. She believe your uniqueness is your superpower! Christine is on Instagram and has a Skool community. Christine is a Level 6 member in this community. 🎉 When you get to Level 6 you get asked by me to lead a networking or co-working call with our members. This is a great way to gain visibility with a neighbouring audience and build awareness of your business and Skool community.

I go in and out with the concept of affiliate marketing. When I dig into the numbers I made $2800 in affiliate marketing on Skool passively in 2025. Not much, right? Here's what I've learned: - Most of that came from 2-3 communities I am a member in. - ...and in the last few months of 2025 - I made $550 in an hour helping @Anna Sabino launch her community - They are all high growth communities - None of my affiliates are leaving those communities - - so the monthly recurring revenue will continue to grow so long as I don't leave - It works...so all I need to do is share more Makes sense. How are you using your affiliate marketing on Skool?

Thanks to @Brenda Rigney's support and encouragement, my Skool group is finally live!! I also just had my first member join (apart from Brenda 😂) so I'm excited!! (It's free at the moment but will eventually make it a freemium group with tiers) Here's to the journey, whatever that ends up looking like! If you guys have any lessons or things you've learnt when you were just starting out with your Skool groups, I'd love to hear them!! x

Last week, I did something that felt both strategic and deeply personal. I transferred ownership of my “faceless” Skool community to my primary account and rebranded it. Before the rebrand I had 93 midlife woman in the community, — all of whom joined through a faceless Instagram account. Now they are joining from both my faceless instagram and my original instagram. I can say that being faceless is safe. Being visible changes the energy. On the tech-side it was not so hard - I got good support from Skool. Here’s what actually mattered in this transition: 1️⃣ Ownership changes authority, not just admin rights When your name is on the community, members subconsciously recalibrate. They’re no longer following “content” — they’re following you. That shift alone raises trust and expectations. 2️⃣ Rebranding is emotional, not just visual A new name or identity isn’t about fonts and colors. It’s about alignment. 3️⃣ Visibility introduces nervous system work Going from faceless → visible isn’t a marketing move .For me it was an identity expansion. 4️⃣ The community didn’t reset — I did The members didn’t suddenly expect a different experience. I did. This shift matters to me because it brings my inner and outer goals into the same lane. Who I am becoming and the business I’m growing no longer need separate strategies. That kind of alignment changes how you lead.