My blooper reel would be PG rated!

@Kevin Gong Regular reminders of why they are doing the course and what they will achieve in the longterm, future pace it a bit. I often sprinkle a few case studies or examples of what I've just taught in action, so they can see what's doable. Definitly keep the videos short, I put a 10 minute limit on my videos also consider setting tasks at the end , what they should now know etc. or maybe even a workbook. The training needs to feel like it's not work and that the results are achievable. You need to almost train people to watch all the video and apply what they have learned. Also don't overlook trying a written course, my best selling course last year was one that was originally a video course that I converted to text lessons.

@Kevin Gong I have it on Gumroad: I'll DM you the link and set it at pay what you want..with a $9 minimum 😀

@Laszlo Csomor lol!

@Stephen G. Pope lol just got this can I have 2 cups 😀 I’ve been doing online marketing for 20 years when will these people do a bit of research and think ohhhh I probably can’t teach him anything!

@Danny Holtschke I like the removing inactive members one. When i had a free group I removed anyone who hadn't interacted in 30 days.

I’ve done this from the start, the only issue I have is if someone purchases through Thrivecart and I can’t link the e-mail address to the Skool username. I’ll check the video to see if you’ve covered this… if you you’ll be my hero of the week!