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Free call with Me and Sadie?!
Did you finish each launch challenge day? I’m going to review the completion threads, and contact those who finished. 👇🏼 #Day 4: Your Next Steps A call is coming soon!
Free call with Me and Sadie?!
1 like • Mar 29
I'm still working on the set up.
Skool Name
I am overthinking my skool name and need some help. I am worried about using the term "funnel" since I help a lot of women who are new to the idea of funnels and may not know the term yet (and will therefore not be searching for it). But feel free to tell me I am overthinking. If I was using the term funnel, I could call it something like: Build Better Sales Funnels Easy Online Sales Funnels But if I am going to avoid "funnel," then what do y'all think best describes funnels in 30 characters? I used Carolina's GPT and Manus and these are the best ones that came up: Attract, Grow, & Sell Online List Growth & Sales for Women Easy Online Sales & Lead Gen Halp.
1 like • Mar 28
These are good right on suggestions. I was thinking about when I was exposed to digtal marketing. Funnel, sales pages, Those terms were always out and about. My reaction was ok but I'm not exactly doing all that. I was alway's more basic in just having my stuff on line. that I operated a business. that I could work not be bogged down with social media. I do know people are interested in the easy way to get it done. Something that a business owner can do themselves. Because every time we step out of not doing it ourselves it cost money and we are relying on someone else to do what we need done. Same said for your funnels you build, It makes it easy on us to pick up and get the job done! Idk if this helps. It is what it made me think about when I read the post. Sharing is caring.
How to launch a Skool community without feeling salesy
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.
How to launch a Skool community without feeling salesy
2 likes • Mar 26
I opened a skool account. Working on the general tab items.
Start Here! Welcome!
You made it. Welcome to Skool Growth with Carolina! 👑 I'm Carolina — digital marketer for 20+ years, astrologer, and the person who hit #44 in Skool rankings within 20 days of launching. No paid ads, no fake urgency and no cold DM grind. What's the trick? Community, business strategy and for the woo peeps, cosmic timing too. I teach you the two former items in this space. This community exists for one reason: to help you build a Skool community that grows, engages, and pays you. Without having to market like a bro to do it. Here's where to start 👇 1. Head to the Classroom Start with Is Skool Right For You? — it'll save you from building the wrong thing. Then grab Skool SEO Basics once you hit Level 2. Both are free. 2. Show up in the feed -->> This isn't a course platform you log into once and forget. The people here are building in real time. Engage, ask questions, share wins. That's where the good stuff happens. 3. Come to Coffee Hour ---> biweekly, we gather for real talk about what's working, what isn't, and what we're figuring out together. Check the Calendar tab for the next one. 🎯 One thing I want you to know: Everything I teach here, I've either done in my own communities OR have researched the f'ed out of it and gathered the winning gems for you. You're learning the system I'm actively running and I share the receipts. Now scroll down and drop your intro. I read every single one. 👇 💬 YOUR INTRO PROMPT Post below or start a new post Tell us who you are. 👇 Drop a reply with: 🙋 Your name + where you're based 🛠️ What kind of community you're building (or thinking about building — totally fine if it's still an idea) 🔥 The #1 thing you want to figure out in the next 30 days No need to have it all together. Half the people in here are mid-build and figuring it out as they go. That's exactly the right place to be.
Start Here! Welcome!
2 likes • Mar 26
@Tamberly Hamlett Hey girl, I'm in Fayetteville nc. And work in Asheville nc. Are you any where near either of those places? Maybe we could get together for coffee or something?
3 likes • Mar 26
@Ginger Schwartzbeck I love herbalism I watch she of the woods on youtube. That's what I love about our community. Somebody is doing things that I can partake in, that I don't have the time for. Can't do everything. I look forward to seeing your stuff!
Day 0 - Finished!
Did you finish your task for Day 0? Figure out a niche and direction for your Skool?!! NOTE: If you finish each day of the 4 day challenge, you win a call with me and Sadie. 🥳 ➡️ To qualify, you must comment below no later than 3/25 at midnight ET. Thread will get locked at that time. Share: - Day 0 - my Skool niche and focus is: <your answer here> I can't wait to see what you create!!
Day 0 - Finished!
6 likes • Mar 25
Day 0 and just finding my search terms is fun learning. Skool seems to operate under what users are looking for and those kind of searches. So I'm digging back into what my consumers are are searching for and how I fit that niche. At least to name my skool according. Am I on the right track? You've got to dig past the first pages to see more. Do they always put the big audiences first in the searches?
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