Hi Skool Community! Could we add a mechanism to report several suspected spam/bot accounts to Skool admin/support? In addition to a reCAPTCHA or something similar to prevent spam bot accounts from Skool? They appear to follow certain patterns (please refer to the attached image for details). Could you advise on the best way to submit these accounts for review? Is it possible for Skool to block such accounts from being created in the first place? Thanks for your assistance. 🙏

Hey beautiful people! I own a marketing agency and set up a Skool community for a client of mine, I set everything up for him but would like to make him the owner of the group instead of me. How do I do this? Thanks!

I wanted to make it easy for my admins to quickly accept new community members but still accurately deny the bots... So I added this math equation as one of my 3 questions: 63 + 6 = ? The idea was to accept everyone who had an actual profile photo AND got the math equation correct. But the bots are answering it correctly! I may try this question instead now: "Bot Prevention Question: How do you spell Skool backwards?" But if that doesn't work... does anyone have any great Bot Prevention Q's we can ask?

Here are the 5 steps I follow to effortlessly make $5,000/month with Skool commissions. Step 1: Help someone. Whenever I ever see someone struggling with something, or if someone asks me a good question, rather than just DM'ing them the answer/solution, I'll make a video or write a post about it, then send them that piece of content and thank them for the idea. Step 2: Distribution. I then post that piece of content everywhere - my email newsletter, FB, YT, IG, etc. Step 3: DM's. People DM me because in the piece of content I made, I tell people to DM me if they want 1 on 1 help (for free) to set up their Skool communities properly and professionally. Step 4: The Arrangement I get someone on my team to arrange a Skool Set Up call (Zoom call) with them. Step 5: The Skool Set Up Call On the Zoom call, my team member has them sign up for Skool using my affiliate link, and then works with them for 30-60 min to set up their Skool community. I pay my team member $35 (nearly 100% of my first months aff commission) for this Skool set up job. Hope this helps! Ted P.S. If YOU need a Skool community properly and professionally set up, just DM me the word SKOOL and I'll set you up like the Skool Game Winners are set up at absolutely no cost 💪 I'll even cover the $99 to pay for your first month of Skool 💰

Hey! I'm new to Skool, joined a few days ago. Quick background - for the last 2 years I've been helping people quit smoking through a specific protocol I designed that helped me personally quit for good and never want a cig' again. Was doing this locally, now I plan to expand globally, through an online course. After reading the boss's book, here I am, at Skool, which seemed perfect for what I had envisioned. I created a group called "Guild Of Ex Smokers" (name still viable for change) which will include the course, which is soon to be completed, and will start getting marketed immediately after. Now, the thing is, my faith in the effectiveness of the course is so good, due to past success locally (91.3% success rate), that I'm sure most people will quit smoking during the duration of the protocol (3 days). Great, of course! That's the whole point after all. Problem is, after that, they don't really have a reason to stay. So I get this one buy in from a single customer and then lose them forever (thankfully for their health, but it sucks for my profitability). Since I don't plan on making the protocol intentionally less successful for repeat customers haha -- --any tips on what I could add to let the members stay in the group? I've been brainstorming about this puppy for a week now and at this point I'm no closer to solution then I was at the beginning. Am I in the wrong place? Should I be making an individual course only somewhere else, rather than a monthly subscription group? It bugs me quite a bit 🤔 Thank you for your time, see you around the Skool!🫡