When hosting and/or participating in summits and bundles, is it best for my community to be freemium or paid with free trial? What has been your experience?

Tomorrow makes 1 week for our Hobby + Low Ticket Community and so far we've shown up in Skool Meta Ads, and now we are placing on page 1 of "summits" key search word in Discovery. That means we are building and gaining traction. Plus every day we are getting 1-2 new members, through Skool Growth Boost, and my organic traffic from my other communities. I want to show how you can have s starter community with simple to execute mission/theme that makes you passive MRR, without putting massive dollars into ad campaigns. Thanks for joining!!

Have you updated your Skool community with these 6 steps? To take full advantage of Skool's new growth boost initiative, you need to put these steps to the top of your to-do list Drop a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 in the comments on how many steps you still need to do.

What do you do when a speaker has not followed the requirements? Examples: - Their lead magnet is more of a promotional sales page, then a helpful tool your members are expecting - They aren't responding to your messagings and are MIA - They haven't submitted their assets on time These are all possible scenarios and more (and try having all three at once)!! Share your ideas with others.

What are you doing to set up your summit for sales? I used to join summits and bundles off Skool, and stick around for the debrief. I'd hear the woes of hosts talking about how much money they spent on ads, how LOW they positioned their sponsor fees, and how much tech they needed. 😱😵‍💫 Who would want to launch a summit??? ...is all I kept saying to myself. Then I decided to try summits on Skool.