Community Review for Facebook & Skool Group Owners If you run a Facebook group or Skool community and something just feels off… people join but don’t engage, conversations rely on you to move, or growth has slowed… (no, you’re not imagining it) I’m opening a few paid Community Reviews for online group owners. This is a focused working session where we look at one specific issue inside your space and identify what’s quietly breaking momentum. Not everything. Not forever. Just the thing that’s making this feel heavier than it should. People usually book a Community Review because: - members join but don’t post - engagement depends on the owner starting every conversation - onboarding feels confusing or overwhelming - the group feels quiet or scattered in five directions - reach or visibility has dropped - effort isn’t compounding the way it used to If you’re wondering what makes this different… I’m not just looking at posts, prompts, or engagement numbers. I’m looking at how the system is training people to behave… where momentum breaks… and why effort isn’t efforting even when you’re showing up. Most issues aren’t about doing more. (I guarantee you're probably already doing plenty.) They’re about order, load, and how energy is flowing through the community. And the part most people don’t say out loud: - it feels like the algorithm is working against them - it is! - posts that “should” .... yes, I said THAT word.... get seen but don't seem to land - they’re tired of doing everything right with little return - the group feels harder to run than it should - they’re quietly wondering if the platform is even worth it anymore This applies whether your community lives on Facebook or Skool. This is especially helpful if you’ve already tried fixing things and it still feels heavier than it should. That’s usually the tell. This is not coaching. This is not a full rebuild. It’s a clear review of what needs a tiny tweak so your community is easier to run and easier to engage with.

So we're testing out this hashtag theory. If you want to organize your community by a topic or provide a way to quickly find all posts by a certain category of members <all musicians> #music might be the hashtag. <Testing this for The Classifieds> <<yes, that's an affiliate link but the community is free for Skool owners to join and public for anyone looking for communities to join>> Be aware that hashtags actually allow you to quickly link to courses in your classroom tab. EX: #CHAI makes me happy which now reminds me to go change the name of this course page. BUT if there is no course associated with #music, it makes it easier to put that hashtag in the search bar and find anyone who used it to tag their post about their community. This could lend itself to additional "categories" within the community without adding the category buttons. You'll need to create a list of those hashtags and include them in your START HERE course so new members know how to find or tag their niche. What would be your top 5 hashtags you might use in your community?

I wanted to see what happens when you give members a simple, playful way to say thank you… without tying it to content or value. So here’s the version I’m testing: • A tiny intro that says “If this space helps you… here’s a fun way to say cheers” • A clean CTA button • No pressure • No expectation • No pitch Mostly I’m curious about what people do when appreciation is optional, light, and fun. If you ever try Buy Me A Chai in your own community… notice how people show up, not how often. Want to try mine? It’s in the classroom tab.

UPDATE - 3 slots left this week! There’s still time! 🛠️ You’ve built your Skool — the About Page is live, the content’s up, the invites are sent… but it’s quieter than you hoped. And you’re wondering what’s missing. 🎯 That’s exactly why I created the Black Friday Group Jumpstart. 🔥 What it is: A 30-minute, 1:1 strategy call focused on ONE part of your Skool group: ✅ Your About Page — Audit + clarity to help your offer land with real people ✅ Your Engagement Plan — What to shift when your group feels like a ghost town ✅ Your Traffic Flow — Where your people are (and how to guide them into your group) You pick ONE. We work through it together. You leave with clarity and a focused action plan. 🧭 What it’s not: ❌ Not a discovery call ❌ Not a vibe chat ✅ A fast, focused strategy call to make one part of your Skool group work better this week 💸 Special Black Friday Rate: $47 (Returns to $97 on Nov 23) 🛑 Only 15 spots available 📅 Last day to book: Sunday, Nov 23 👉 Purchase Here You don’t need to burn your Skool group down. It’s too early to throw in the towel. You just need clarity on what’s missing. Let’s fix that just in time for your Black Friday offers.

You need to check out @Faith Adebayo to help you build or improve your skool community if you haven't. Faith has been beside me for 7+ months now and helped me build out my first community and just recently my second. 🌟 How Faith Has Helped Build My Skool Communities - Set up and organized Skool of Tax from the ground up; improved Nonprofit IMPACT - Helped structure courses, member areas, and categories for clear navigation - Managed daily admin tasks — approvals, posts, and member questions - Designed and scheduled community posts and engagement prompts - Uploaded and formatted course materials, visuals, and resources - Coordinated event listings, workshops, and live session reminders - Kept both communities aligned with brand tone and professionalism - Provided consistent, friendly support to members - Helped track growth, engagement, and feedback for improvement - Anticipated needs before being asked — always one step ahead - Recommended other communities to join or networking to expand my reach - Has been a "Faithful" friend and encourager when I have been down and needed to cry and when I was too quick to post and needed to take a step back