@Antonio Matijevic is right. In free communities, it's not helpful for admins. I used to check 3x a day. That was sufficient enough. But you do get e-mail notifications, when you have a paying customer coming in. Other notification can be set in your profile > notifications.
I just discovered this evening that you can upload and replace images for your classroom or events directly from the mobile app! Woot Woot! Productivity level rising! 🚀🚀🚀
At the moment I lead the two most active communities in Germany. @Ryan Duncan really wants to know what my tips are for this, so I wanted to share a few thoughts with you. 1) Growth I noticed that you always need new members to get to the top of the rankings. This seems to be an important metric. So make sure your community continues to grow. 2) Interaction The holy grail is interaction. I could write a book about this, but here are 3 important thoughts. 1. I delete any post that doesn't provide a template for everyone else to share their opinions. So actually posts like this one, in which only one person gives their tips 🙈 #shit 2. The secret, in my opinion, lies in the first 10 to 40 members. They should be well chosen. These should be people who like to write long texts and like to communicate. Only after the culture is in place do I think about scaling. 3. A post should not be too specific so that many people can comment on it. You start a post superficially and go into depth in the comments. If a post is too complex, I ask the creator to recreate it or optimize it. If my partner, whose community I lead, gets into the top 10 of Skool Games, I would be happy to go into all of this in more detail. He is currently in 15th place :-) Forgive me if I couldn't go into that much depth. P.S I only run German communities, which makes things difficult. The market is so much smaller. Maybe I'll start an international community at some point. ;-)
As a hyper-curious person, I find it hard to limit the amount of communities I'm in So, having just made a new community it is alllll the way down my list of communities. I wish the communities I've made could stay at the top of the list
You need to remove the visibility in your profile. 1. Go to your profile. 2. At the bottom go to "membership visibility". 3. Deactivate visibility. Unfortunately the order of your created communities will only show up chronologically. So which one was created first will rank higher. Sorry, for some reason I can't upload the screenshot.
Hi there! I like how Skool automatically sends an email 1 day before the event we create in our Calendar. Would it be possible to have a second reminder closer in time to the event - like an hour before? I find that double reminders help my community with neurodivergent members. My members requested it from me too since ADHD brains are time blind (that's an ADHD symptom). I'm semi-manually doing the 1-hour reminder with emails using MixMax or via texts. Also, can we have a feature to download calendar invites for recurring events inside our community? For example, I have Mental Breaks 3 times a week with my members. If they can download all the recurring weekly events for the entire year in their Google calendar (or other types of calendars), that'll help my members remember them as well. "Out of sight is out of mind" - another major ADHD symptom we're managing inside our community.☺️ Thanks in advance for noting this!
Totally hear you. Without my calendar notifications, I would be in such a state of flow and forget all my appointments. 1) Members can add the events in to their calendars. Communicate it with them in the welcome post, to do this straight away. 2) Broadcasting a post as a reminder 1h before with a screenshot of the event image. Reminding them about the topic or you can send out a poll, send a CTA: eg Ready to join, comment with a Gif,... Unfortunately broadcasting ist not possible if you have events in a row. Like my calls are beginning and at the end of the week, so it's fine. ATM I don't even need to do this, as my newest community is tiny and they are really engaged.