It would be great to be able to report people who spam our inbox. Is there a way to do this? Or do we need to manually send their profile to an admin? Thanks!

Google Ads Conversion Tracking is here!! Quietly and without anyone noticing, Sam released the Google Ads conversion tracking integration/plugin in the community settings. THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE GAME CHANGER FOR SK0OL. Prior to this feature, you could only track About Page visits, free community member joins and paid community member joins for Facebook Ads, not for Google Ads. Now you can do this for Google Ads!! 4 out of 5 online searches are done on Google. Think about it, do you search for things of interest on Google? I do - MULTIPLE TIMES DAILY. This is the biggest opportunity to grow your community and acquire free and paid community members that you have ever seen. So, what's the big deal if you could already do this with Facebook ads? There is one major and critical difference - Facebook ads show people ads when they're scrolling through Facebook. I liken it to when you're driving down the freeway and you see a billboard that may or may not be something you’re interested in. Whereas when somebody searches a keyword phrase on Google such as “ how to learn how to use Google ads,” that searcher has what we call “search intent” meaning at the exact time they do that search we know what they're looking for and we can deliver a much more powerful and TARGETED OFFER that is aligned with it. That means MUCH higher conversion rates and MANY more free and paid community members that are your EXACT customer avatar! I’m sure you can tell that I am excited, how about you? How to set it up for your community: https://help.skool.com/article/173-google-ads-tracking

If youre not competing Youre CLEARLY not tryin Wanna have taste of whats to come? Big thx to @Kyler Miles for dis one

Last week, I got to visit the Skool HQ. It's a generous and awesome perk of making it to Level 7. I met @Goose Dunlavey @Sam Ovens @Yahya Kazi @Bijan Izadi @Kylee Irwin-Paz and @Nick Guadagnoli From the moment I walked into the doors, I felt at home. What I did not mention to anyone during my visit was that as an introvert, I normally am not a fan of co-working places, so I wasn't expecting to be able to work there. Yet, I was able to get a lot of work done at the Skool HQ -- even created and recorded a 2-hour masterclass for my community during my visit! It is evident how much Sam cares about creating the best experience for everyone on the Skool platform -- whether you are a community owner or member. Everywhere I looked, I could see the attention to detail, the thoughtful exploration and consideration of solutions, the little decisions that were made with the well-being of others in mind. I saw this in the choice of chairs (high-end and comfortable) and desks (adjustable height, easy access to power), the choice of snacks and drinks (healthy and plenty), the set up of the space (functional and allowing for a variety of activity to co-exist), the walls of books, the placement of furniture, the fun and relaxed atmosphere, the choice of music, and sooooo much more! How you do one thing is how you do everything. Who you are in one setting is who you are everywhere. And this brings me to what I love most about Skool: It's heart. Skool has heart. It has a heart that beats for the success of its members. A heart that feels alive when those using it thrive. This, more than anything else, is (in my opinion) at the core of Skool's strength. It's not just at the HQ that this heart is present. Skool's heart shows up in @Alex Hormozi's generosity as he delivers a masterclass every Monday. It shows up in the efficiency with which @Andrew Kirby shares up-to-the-minute information with us. It shows up in @Matthew Thompson's interviews that extract golden nuggets from success stories.

(And a quick favor to ask) Before I ask a favor, here's how I made more money in Skool by having less stuff: You know how you can sell courses and stuff inside a community? When I learned about that, I put a course for sale in my community and then bravely made zero effort to sell it. And people bought it (yay!) So I was like ...maybe I should put MORE courses in there because like ...more people would buy stuff! Less people bought stuff (boo). So I took those other courses away and left just one for sale ...and more people are buying stuff again. Do what you will with this info. Maybe it will be helpful. Maybe it was a fluke. I ain't even know! FAVOR: Anyone know a way to make the "Buy This Course" part look cooler? You'll see how mine looks at the end of my video (it's not a long video). That part is bugging me. Surely somebody knows how to make the "pitch" part look cool.