2 days ago during the challenge I posted my discovery category and ranking, it was at 662. Today it's 565, with 23 members. Feelin good. 🎉 Appreciate this group!

If you don’t, someone else will. If you want to be successful in Skool, you’ve got to switch the mind from passive to active engagement. That means having a plan for your content (there’s no pre scheduling posts), figuring out how to engage your members so that it leads to connection, and most importantly actually networking. This space is here to provide community insights and support, and you can always up level for 2 free courses or skip the line and join the vip level at $5/month. —-> a founder’s rate, aka it will increase. VIP includes monthly Skool group audits, access to me for q&a and guidance, Ai tools and templates to help you manage it all, and courses to help you get smarter on how to build, grow and monetize. Join here: https://www.skool.com/skool-growth/plans ➡️➡️➡️ There’s nearly 80 people here, and each of us has a network. Imagine how far our reach could go if we networked and supported each other? Who is ready to network?? we can do this with calls and sharing someone else’s Skool with your people.

Skool Growth has been put in to the Money Category. To find yours, go to Group setting > Discovery > and take a screenshot if you want or just comment below. oh and just noticed that we've climbed 30 points in the last 5 mins since taking this screenshot, and over 250 points since yesterday!

How to launch a Skool community without feeling salesy is a common thing most heart-led humyns in online business ask, and I don’t blame ya. Lots of what you read out there (or experience) makes it seem you can’t be successful unless you build it on hype, countdowns, fake scarcity or DM blasts to cold contacts. If that approach makes you want to close your laptop, and SCREAM. … well then… You’re in the right spot. Below is from my own launch of Business Astrology Hub, what I learned and my big tips. The 3-Part Skool Launch That Doesn't Require You to Lose Your Soul 1️⃣ Get the container right before you invite anyone Before a single person sees your Skool, your community needs to look and feel like somewhere we want to hang. That means: - A specific, searchable community name (not just your brand name) - An About page that speaks directly to the person you're building for - At least one classroom section visible, even if it's not complete - An auto-DM welcome message ready to fire when someone joins; or do it manually! A half-built Skool will not convert, no matter how good your pitch is. 2️⃣ Invite three plus, very, specific people before you announce publicly Focus on your favorite three people, and invite them. If you have 10, even better. They are who would find real value in this community, engage from day one, and set the tone for everyone who comes after. When I launched Business Astrology Hub, I did not run an ad campaign. I instead held a 7 day bundle/summit event which had contributors. Those contributors were invited to set the stage BEFORE I opened it to the public, and pushed for members. 🎯 Within 20 days the community hit #44 in Skool's rankings for the Spirituality category. Daily organic leads, no paid ads. The foundation did the work. An empty community with a launch banner converts at near zero. A community with active members and visible conversations converts much easier, without you having to scramble for people to show up.

Technically we’re in day 2 of the challenge so your homework is #Day 2: Optimize About & Personal Profiles And if you haven’t done #Day 1: Setting Up Skool - do that first. I’ve closed the thread for day 0, will be closing threads for day 1 and 2 TONIGHT. Where are you in your path? Halfway there? What can I help with?