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11 contributions to 𝙂𝙊𝙊𝙎𝙄𝙁𝙔 🍓🐛🦋🌈⭐️🩷
I Didn’t Expect My Community To Feel Like This
After being active on Skool and growing my community for the past two months, I’ve realized something important. Having your own community makes business a lot more enjoyable. Originally, I created the community just to gather leads in one place and use it as part of my funnel. But over time, it became much more than that. It actually feels like a real community now, and I genuinely enjoy being in it. Skool makes that possible. It’s simple, it brings people together, and it makes the whole process fun instead of stressful. There are a lot of things I appreciate about Skool. What’s your favorite part about it?
What’s Actually Working to Grow Your Skool Community? 🤔
We’re all building Skool communities here, so I’m curious… Which specific actions have helped your community grow the fastest?
Have you ever gotten Skool members in this way? 👀
So recently, a guy joined my community and I couldn’t really figure out how he found it. Usually, I can tell if someone came from a YouTube video or saw me in another Skool community. But this time, I hadn’t posted any high-performing videos lately, and we didn’t share many communities either. So after he joined, I asked how he found me. He said, “suggestion from a similar community.” That’s when I realized you can actually get new members just by showing up in the Suggested Communities tab of other communities. Pretty cool. Has anyone else gotten members this way? Curious to hear 🤔
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@Samanda Rasmussen Thanks Samanda!
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@Gunta Skrastiņa Yeah its actually pretty cool.
I hit 150 members🎉
Just hit 150 members a few days ago in my free community. Here is how I did it. 1. Warm outreach. So I sent DMs to people I have chatted with before, asking if they want to join. And I also went through my followers on social media and invited those I thought would fit into my community. 2. Engaging here on Skool I recently started leaving a lot of comments and posting in different communities here on Skool. That made more people click my profile and check out my community and join. 3. Being helpful So every day I am chatting with people in the DMs and in the comments. And I try to help them as much as I can by sending looms, writing a long text with personalized advice, and sending resources. And most of the people I am giving this much value to join my community. This is what has worked for me to grow my community. What has worked for you? 🤔
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@Ligaya Barwise
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@Samuel Akindamini Thanks man!
Skool Saved My Business 🙌
Earlier this year, I had some real momentum on Skool. I was growing my community just by engaging with people here and showing up consistently. Then I got distracted. I started focusing on content, YouTube, Instagram, X, you name it. For months, nothing clicked. I didn’t make any sales, only booked a few calls, and I felt completely stuck. In September, I decided to get back to Skool and focus on what I knew worked for me in the past. The first few weeks back, I started seeing momentum again, and I decided to go all in. I put all my energy here, stopped making content, and really locked in on Skool. By October, results started showing. I was booking calls, making sales, and now in November, my business is moving faster than ever. I’m curious, how has Skool helped you grow or move your business forward this year?
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@Michael Sinclaire 💪
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@Angelika Vetter
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Felix Urbanek
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@felixurbanek
I help male Skool owners lose fat, build muscle and increase their energy 💪

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