@Danilo Ojeda Great! Sounds exciting! Send me a message when you arrived. Let's meet for coffee or dinner! 🤠

@Albert Shiney Please come! You'll love the beautiful city and people here! ❤️

@Nate Herk That's amazing! Congratulations 🥳🎉

@James Walls I also noticed the rapid growth of Nate's YT and Skool community. He's got the great content and easy to follow method of teaching. I hope I could copy his style of teaching. Congratulations 🎉 Best wishes for his bright future growth!

@Masoom Khan Hi Masoom! Glad that you had such a great start. I haven't been successful like you on social media. However if you're asking about getting the client in real world, I can share you with some tips. (1) Pick your client, who are they? Age, gender, education, skills, geolocation. what their goal of life or career? It is better to target a specific group rather than serving everyone. (2) Most importantly you have to show that you know their pain points and you've got a solution for them. This means focus on their pain points, you should pick one or two which they really want to get solved immediately. If someone can solve that for them, they would even pay money. Find them then you build some solution with that in mind, you can say now you have the product they really need. (3) Next this is not a must, but It is better if you can show them that someone had benefit already from it. So within your early potential customers, you can offer them a trial for free but you should deliver something which do benefit them and you can ask for a review from them. This PR will be good to get your paid customer. I am definitely not an expert on marketing. However, hope my humble opinions help and good luck!

@Tuan Pham If you want to know the embeded videos here in Skool. I think Nate used loom. https://www.loom.com Not sure if that is what your are looking for. BTW, although this is not used by Nate but if you are also looking for tools to record a step by step tutorial for your audience. You can also check out https://www.arcade.software