3 days ago I closed my first $1,000 client. 4 weeks ago I had no idea what to even sell. Here's what worked. Week 1: Started with a free community I knew I wanted to build something on Skool but had no clear niche. Started a free community with a broad idea, "help people start their online business." Posted daily just to see who would show up. Weeks 2-3: Let the community show me the niche Got on calls with everyone who joined, just listened to what they needed. One group kept showing up: new coaches trying to get their first clients. Made sense because I'd figured that out myself. So I stopped trying to help everyone and focused only on them. Started running people through my process completely free, got them actual results: - One landed their first paid client - Another got clear on their offer - Third one lined up 6 beta clients Week 4: Converted beta to paid Now I had proof it worked. I had testimonials. I knew exactly what people needed. Made the offer to one of my beta clients: $1,000 to scale what we'd already started. They said yes in 15 minutes and 28 seconds because they'd already seen results. The simple strategy: 1. Start free community with broad positioning 2. Post daily, get on calls, listen 3. Notice who keeps showing up - that's your niche 4. Give free results to 3-5 people (build proof) 5. Convert those beta clients to paid based on results Don't guess your niche, let your free community show you. Took me 4 weeks once I stopped overthinking and just started.

I really wish to have someone who will walk through everything step by step and I start earning to take care of my little siblings

Hello! My name is thomas. I am starting a (french speaking) community on how to Leaverage your video content into a profitable business. I am also starting the 28 days challenge :)

Hi I am brand new and I’ve just stumbled across this community and joined in hopes to learn how to use this platform. So I was just wondering… when you start inviting people into your community (which feel awkward because there’s no one in there yet) who should I aim it at. I don’t really just want to invite friends and family as they are probably not interested in my content and not going to be clients. But I am also new to start my business so my social media is low numbers too and they are mostly strangers. Where and how do people even start to build? Should I just keep nurturing my socials in hopes they follow me over to skool? Edit** Ok after looking around -is that what the paid skool traffic challenge is for? Would I need to be a bit further along to benefit from it?

My name is Maria. I'm excited to learn more about this platform so I can create a community to help busy and/or stressed women sleep better and wake up refreshed.