Glad you’re here @Brandon Decremer This is a space for people who are building, experimenting and figuring things out as they go. Take your time, look around, jump in when it feels right. We’re shaping this together. Good energy so far. Let’s keep it moving.

Hey everyone!! Just wanted to say a proper welcome to some new people who’ve joined recently: Really excited you’re here!! No pressure to post right away. Most people hang out, read, react and get a feel for the room first and that’s totally fine. Once you hit Level 2, feel free to make your own post whenever it feels natural. And when you reach Level 4, we’ll do a member spotlight for you and pin it to the top of the community for 72 hours so the right people can find you. @Shahryar Ahmed , @Troy Plitt , @Keenan Wagner , @Makoto Kawamoto, @Anuoluwapo l Growth Professional, @Kristi Mastroianni, @Darren Chow, @Justin Yip @Jon Gerton, @Mitch Santos @Goshen B. @Kevin Yeung, @Manda Jackson, @Umar Mulla, @Tenisia Evans, @Bryce Lindberg, @Nazmul Hasan, @Jasmine Smith, @Jessica Murphy, @Frieda R. Nesbitt, @Jay S @Jay Qi, @Anikka Elna, @Sloane Avery @Murray Wilkinson, @Imon H., @Troy Ethan, @Taner Dönmez, @Lisa Viviers, @Mindy - Level Up Legends, @Sissy Eaton, @Nadia Quraishi, @Alice Grant, @Tayyab Ijaz, @Yanik Fury, @Sam Yip, @Frank Raymond, @Lajoie M, @Shani Southgrove, @Rosel Joy Dalisay, @Jennifer Barbour, @Katrina Wright, @Frankel Steve, @Jalen Pierce

Yesterday on Skoolers, I was able to share my experience of making my first sell on Skool! It was such a great milestone to say the least! If I were to give any quick tips for people to do the same for themselves, it would be the following: 1) Build Authentic Connections When I first started out on Skool, I did not have anyone to bring into my space. I found connections as I posted on Skoolers, Skool Hub, and other AI spaces, including this space! As I found posts that were very intriguing to me, I hit the comments section and gave some genuine feedback on the person's post. This helped me make my first 5-10 connections where we had a common ground with each other to where we wanted to build our first space, which was able to grow to ~120 members weeks later! 2) Pitch A Sales Idea To Your Most Trusted Connections As you build connections here on Skool, pitch them the idea of helping them with their services. Ask them if it would make sense if you were to put out a "Premium Exclusive" package for your members to gain access to additional material, as a prime example. Your trusted members/connections will be honest and provide the valuable feedback that you need for your own community to grow. 3) Advertise In Communities Like This Once You Found Your Package Offer Chances are that if you find your package that you're ready to sell to your existing members, chances are that fellow members outside of your space are also interested in your package as well! I would include that you're looking to provide a service to members who join in between a timeframe and will provide a 50% off discount for those members if they join in that timeframe! I'm still mastering this portion, but I found this very effective! Hope this helps everyone! This is both a Win and a strategy to help everyone here grow their own communities going forward.