Generaly speaking, if you have multiple high ticket offers inside the community... ...do you think it's better to have more people in a FREE community to buy those offers... ...or less people in a PAID community to buy those offers, but get more recurring?

Any idea why the "Add" button stays greyed out and won't let me add an event to the calendar?

I run two communities on Skool, a Free one, that's for everyone, ... I give away my full course in it, I promote my workshops, people engage, ask questions I also have a Paid Skool Membership Community where people pay for guidance, coaching calls, bonus courses, etc...! But I've seen some Public Skool communities ranking very well on Google, for SEO I came up with an idea to open my Free Skool community to public, so the content would be ranking in Google search But I am a little hesitant that people won't feel like it's private and intimate enough, they wouldn't post, engage, share experiences, ... New people wouldn't even want to join, as they would think: "Ah, it's public anyway" Does anyone here have experience with this? :) Happy to hear your suggestions What's your suggestion, should I open it Public anyway, give it a go, see how it goes? Cuz, it'd be awesome to have Free communities just driving us traffic from outside ... it'd help our growth strategy a lot! What do you think?

If you were in a really good free (or super low cost <$5) community on here, would it make any difference to you if the group was private or public? (Let's assume this is not for an ultra sensitive topic, but a biz group like this for example)

Even if the group is free why would one want a public group? What are the pros? I guess a public group can be made private and vice versa.