My question is around driving traffic to a tiered group. I have turned on 7-day free trial and I am putting my freebie inside my Skool to test driving traffic. Do you think this will be a big friction level if folks have to join for the free trial to come in or is it a good idea? Thoughts or alternative ideas? Thanks!

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Most Skool community owners think the fix for slow growth is more. More tiers, more price points, more ways to say yes. The problem with this is it confuses your own members. They don't know which tier to buy or what it'll actually get them. Instead of a clear yes, they hesitate. And when people hesitate, they don't buy. This leads to a community full of engaged people who never convert, months that stay stuck at $7K-10K, and you working way more hours than you should for the revenue you're bringing in. After growing my freemium Skool communities to 13,000+ members and going from $400 MRR to consistent $10K, $15K, and $20K months, here's what I'd do instead. Give your niche ONE clear offer built around one outcome, with everything else stripped away. This is because when there's only one decision to make, people actually make it. They're not stuck comparing tiers or wondering what's different. They just say yes. Which leads to higher conversions, more monthly recurring revenue, and a business that grows without you having to be online all day. You can think about it like this ⤵️ Do you want to keep offering more options and hoping someone picks one? Or would you prefer to give people one clear path to the result they want?