You need people to help moderate your group, approve membership requests, etc. Your hardcore members are the best fit for this role, and they want to help you. The problem was: Making a "Member" a "Moderator" removed them from the leaderboards (members don't want that). And it gave them too much control (group owners don't want that). Now, Moderators can: ✅ Approve/decline membership requests ✅ See and delete reported posts/comments ✅ Change post category, turn comments on/off ✅ Visible on points leaderboards ❌ Remove/ban members, change their roles ❌ Email broadcast posts, pin/unpin posts ❌ See member emails, billing info ❌ Export data ❌ Access locked courses ❌ Change group settings This allows you to make your most hardcore members moderators. They feel special helping you manage your community and you get to share the workload of group ownership. Win/Win. Full breakdown of all roles in the image below. Enjoy 🎉

Anyone run ads for paid Skool communities Directly from Ad > Skool About > Purchase? Not sure what actual good data is and what to run ads too. Just to start with it. Which conversion events Etc... Like CAC for low ticket etc... price points you've found covert from paid etc..

This is a formal apology to all the fools here After winning the skool games back in April, I started helping run the skool games. What a friggin HONOR. and have done so for the past 8 months. Only downside is, keeping up with such a massive event and in touch with so many contacts, AND still running my own communities has maybe been the the BUSIEST my life has ever been And the past 8 months have just been a WHIRLWIND sadly in that time i stopped doing some of my favorite things 1. dropping fun info nuggies here 2. saying silly shit here 3. doing silly shit here BUT just when all hope seemed lost... FORTUNATELY there was no skool games event in December. 1 SOLID month to catch up and oh lemme tell ya. And i busted ASS to catch up everything. So here i am, to tell you that im back babyyy (for realz this time in 2025) To do all the fun shit that we did early last year. Time to get back into gear dudes. lets light this place up again 😏 @Ryan Duncan @Ted Carr @Daniel Bissonnette @Jade Jemma @Sarah Hankins

Average INDUSTRY free trial conversion rate is 24.8%, according to FirstPageSage. Average SKOOL GROUP's free trial conversion rate is 48.9%. This is insanely high. Almost DOUBLE the industry average! 🎁 I ran a little Christmas giveaway, giving $100 to whoever could guess this number, and @Austin Williams guessed it first! I'll DM you to make sure you get paid. Congrats!

>> THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED. FIND RESULTS HERE << What do you think is the average free trial conversion rate across ALL Skool groups? Rules: - Contest ends in 60 minutes - You can guess multiple times - The correct answer will be to one decimal point - If no one gets it exactly, closest answer wins - NO editing comments (will be disqualified) - Only one guess per comment - Winner wins $100 🎁 Merry Christmas 🎅 >> THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED. FIND RESULTS HERE <<