Is there a shortcut way to tag communities when making a post? Looking for something like we do for people (@) or modules (#). Sometimes I want to tag a particular community/group in the overall Skool Community and/or our own to give props or references... but right now end up leaving my not-able-to-save-draft 😅 post to find the community URL, come back to restart the post, and drop the URL in. ___

Summer 2024. Who's in? 👇

I've been called out for monetising off the information I share and been called a money grab, which I'm uncomfortable with if truth be told. I charge 10 for my base course and then 100s for 121. The 121 I'm fine with as that's consultancy, the base being 10 a month I actually feel after hearing their feedback I would be happy charging 0 or 1 (to stop spammers) for that content and community as a link up for the 121 course. My question is I have my 1st payout later this week of 120usd, customer service wise I feel I should refund the money as it'll be free or 1 per month going forward. Is that the best thing to do? And is that possible? Or would you have any other ideas. Thank you

Trying to understand what is the best way to get people on a community while keeping any referral benefits. Seems like these are the 2 main ways to invite someone. 1. By sending them directly to my groups about page 2. Be sending them a referral link With option 1, if they do go directly to a group and create a Skool account, does that have the same benefits as a referral? Meaning if that member creates their own group are there referral earnings to the owner of the first group they joined? For option 2, I found the referral invite a bit confusing. When I joined, and was following the steps, I had created a test community as a free trial, and I though that the monthly payment was about Skool in general (not just to host my own community). I found this rather dissuasive and had cancelled my free trial just because I didn't have enough time for those 2 weeks to look around. I have since re-enabled my subscription to host my community but I imagine many might not come back if they feel that the subscription is for even being a member on Skool.

Please indulge me by voting honestly in my research poll: I know you're a business genius - that much is a given. 🙌 But can you spell for s**t? 🤔 Do you know your your from your you're? 🤔🤔 Vote away. If you'd rather not publicly proclaim yourself a typo nightmare then DM me instead. Also DM me if you've often thought your business copy could use a last line of defence to check for careless mistakes, so as to maintain your pro image and not distract potential customers from converting to you. Maybe I can help. 👊