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25 contributions to Skool Community
The Great Skool Rift
At the moment I feel a conflict. I want to spend my time growing my group, but I also want to keep my group happily engaged. As a Skooler, we have to balance marketing with community building. But soon we will release the affiliate feature that allows members to promote a group and make money through a recurring commission. This will mean that people who are great at community building, who have great groups with low churn, will have to focus less on advertising. Their members, and potentially influencer partners, will advertise for them. And people who are great at marketing, with audiences or large free groups, will have to focus less on community building. They'll just find already existing great groups to promote. Marketers can focus on marketing. Community builders can focus on community building. You may no longer need to do both. If I were a thought leader, I'd call this the Great Skool Rift. I think this will let people focus on their strengths, and let others cover their weaknesses. Helping everyone make more money and build better communities. If you could pick just one - would you focus on marketing or community building?
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This feature will be a game-changer! 🔥
Biggest red flag on Skool? 🚩
What's makes you suspicious of someone on Skool
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“Hi, I saw your community and was wondering if you’d like to grow it to 25-50k”
Climbing the Ranks: Our Community Takes the New Algorithm Seriously! 🚀
I’m seeing the new algorithm and ranking system becoming a huge motivator—not just for me, but for the entire community. Just a couple of days ago, I shared that we were currently ranked #108 in Productivity. I cast a vision: “What if we could become the #1 most productive group on Skool—together?” 🎯 Then I issued a clear CTA, encouraging each member to boost their own productivity by: ➡️ Completing a lesson in the Classroom ➡️ Adding a high-value post ➡️ Sharing their personal wins that boost productivity ➡️ Inviting a friend who could benefit from what we’re building here Setting a clear goal with simple actions has been a real catalyst for engagement. Members who had been less active are now jumping in, and a few are even leading the charge! In just a couple of days, we’ve climbed from #108 to #99 and still rising! 📈 Sometimes a small challenge like this can be just the spark your community needs to start engaging and supporting each other. It’s working for us, so I wanted to pass it along. How are you using the new rankings? Let me know below 👇
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Climbing the Ranks: Our Community Takes the New Algorithm Seriously! 🚀
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@Mitch Wilder thanks brother!
2 likes • Nov '24
@Rebecca Claxton thank you! I’m always seeking how to draw my unengaged members off the bench. Even one or two becoming active does so much for the development of the overall community
Post (DRAFT) Feature?
I often find that I get started working through a post and need to pause it, or search out a link to add, or some other distraction. I'd love it if I could have a post I'm working on saved as a draft so I don't lose it but can ensure I'm able to post it when I'm fully ready. This would also help me with posts I'm preparing, but don't want to go live until a later time. Perhaps a SCHEDULED POST setting would solve this. Both features would be beneficial for me.
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@Obk Zak absolutely!
New features I would love to see on Skool
1. I would love a "save" option on posts with a folders system to save posts in. This feature on other platforms is my favorite way to keep posts that are really relevant to me. 2. A search option within the group so that people can search using keywords. This would broaden the scope of sifting by category. Would these things be useful to you guys?
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# 1 would be great. #2 I'm pretty sure already exists. Just go to your group, type any keyword in the searchbar at the top and it searches across all text in the group. Including members, community, and classroom.
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