@Jenna Ostrye made this post HERE but I wanted to give it a little more visibilty. Forest Coughtry is a Skooler who went on ONE podcast, which led to him gaining $7,000 in only a few weeks of being on Skool. He literally just messaged a podcast that he thought had an audience aligned with his offer. And it wasn't even an email...he left a YouTube comment 😆 BUT he framed it in a way that would benefit the podcast's audience. Also because AI guesting agencies are blasting emails to every podcast on Earth, most podcasters don’t even read pitch emails anymore. Befriending a podcast you want to guest on through social media...like LinkedIn or Instagram...or even leaving a YouTube comment like he did, is the new way to get booked. (Just thought I’d throw that tip in there!) IIf you want to listen to the episode that got him all these members, it was THIS EPISODE I've been in the podcast game a long long time and guesting is still a super under rated way to get new members. Have you guested on a podcast recently?

I've seen this style of faceless content (for people who have offers) getting more popular. It's simply pointing your camera at a screen or notebook or whiteboard. It is a good way to hold the viewers attention by giving them something to look at thats not just random stock B-roll. Here are some examples to check out.

A man stopped me at the store and asked me about my Skool hat. I told him about it and he said he might join. New way to get members?? 😆 Do you have any Skool merch and has it ever led to some conversations?

@Jenna Ostrye and I are back with our daily morning show for Skoolers. We have a few topics for today including "What is your Skool's Quick Win?" Watch live with us! Comment any questions here and I will throw them up on screen!

Putting out any content next week? Going live? Doing some outreach? What are you going to do to get new members next week? I'm going to go live every day on Youtube next week. Got a podcast episode coming out Monday. Doing some networking in some different communities. Filming a long form YT video.