🔥 If you own a Skool community, you should have the Flame next to your name. If you don’t know what the Flame means, it shows that you are active daily. On Skool, that means at least 10 activity actions per day for 30 days straight. Miss a day, and the Flame goes away. That sounds small, but it actually says a lot. Most Skool communities are dead spaces. The owner posts once in a while. Checks in randomly. Then disappears. People feel that. When someone sees the Flame next to your name, it signals something different. It shows that you know how to show up for something. And more importantly, that you will show up in your own community. That adds credibility fast. Here’s the part people overthink. You don’t need hours. For clarity, activity counts as: • Liking posts • Liking comments • Commenting • Replying • Posting My personal rule is simple. Every morning, when I sit down with my coffee and check stats, emails, and messages, I spend about two minutes on Skool. I’ll usually do things like: • 👍 Like posts • 💬 Like comments • 🗨️ Leave a short reply (1 emoji replies) It can all be in one group. It can be in your own community. It can be spread across multiple groups. The point is that I don’t skip it that day. Even on my busiest days, I can still do this. And once I’m active, most days naturally turn into more engagement anyway. But, there really is no excuse to miss a day when it takes 2 mins or less... Be honest. When was the last time you were so busy you couldn’t look at your phone for two minutes in a 24 hour period? The Flame makes you stand out because most community owners are inconsistent. In a space full of dead communities, consistency is visible. And people notice it.

One of the biggest myths in Christian content is that virality is about being more creative. It’s not. Virality is about recognizing patterns and reusing what already works. Instagram tells us every day what holds attention. When a Reel gets way more views than someone’s normal posts, that’s not luck. That’s a hook that worked. The smartest creators don’t guess. They study. And they reuse proven hooks with integrity. 🙏 Let’s reframe this the right way We’re not copying ideas. We’re not copying messages. We’re reusing structures that already proved effective. Jesus taught with parables because stories worked. Paul adjusted his language for different audiences. Same truth. Different delivery. That’s wisdom, not compromise. 🔥 Here’s how to reuse hooks the right way 👀 Look for Reels with views far above a creator’s average 🧩 Focus on the first line only, not the whole post 📐 Keep the structure, swap the subject ✝️ Apply it to faith, Scripture, discipline, obedience, or purpose 📌 Examples you already see every day 👉 “This is why most people stay stuck” 👉 “I tried this for 30 days and here’s what happened” 👉 “The 3 habits quietly hurting your walk with God” 👉 “Most Christians don’t realize this about temptation” Same structure. New message. Kingdom focused. ⚠️ One reminder Hooks get attention. Truth keeps people. Never trade clarity for clicks. Never trade conviction for views. 🤔 Need More Help? If you want the full Instagram playbook on how I went from zero to 50,000 followers in under a year, plus how to grow a Skool community and connect Instagram to real impact… 👉 Upgrade now for only $10 You’ll get our Instagram course, Skool course, and a whole lot more inside Christian Creators Lab.

Hey I finally used Sora and the prompts I created came out pretty well for first try at it. Here are the results.

this helped me get in motion....

Great day everyone. I redid my Skool branding and would like your opinion on image for my Skool. I like them both only one can be used😂😂 which one do you like. Subtitle difference but it could make a difference. Thanks in advance