💡 This is an exercise in getting clear on ONE of our messages (cuz obviously we have more than one) while still trying to keep it stupid simple to understand. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝘂𝗺𝘂𝗹𝗮: I want ... ➡️ Imagine you are your ideal client. Now try finishing their sentence (in the comments): I want ... ✅ Add one verb (run, create, deliver, make, lose) ✅ You can add an adjective (better, faster, stronger) ✅ Add the ONE thing (copy, sales, website, etc.) E.g. - I want to write better - I want to create better copy - I want to learn how to bake a cake - I want to improve my communication skills ❌ Don't use the word "and" in the sentence (one thing only) ❌ Don't make it vague ❌ E.g. I want to enjoy life (too vague ❌) ❌ E.g. I want to understanding what to do with my life (too vague ❌) This mine: I want to deliver better presentations After finishing the #1 exercise, I'll tag you in the next one

I've been trying to figure out where Skool fits into the landscape of my business ecosystem, and what I think I'd like to do is to work with Zapier and an outside payment system AND to also work with Skool's payment system. I just want to make sure this is POSSIBLE as I envision it! 1/ For HIGH TICKET clients signed up for professional programs, I'd like my Skool group to be included literally for as long as it exists. When they join, I'd like to Zap them in. 2/ For LOW TICKET clients who sign up for some kind of single offering (like an ebook), I'd like to give them a FREE MONTH so they'd get Zap'd in on day 1 and then Zap'd out on day 30 *or* perhaps a smoother option would be still to keep the payment outside of Skool and have it begin in month 2?! 3/ Or maybe it just... is... and I'll do #1 but skip #2. I'm just trying really hard to make this fit all the pieces seamlessly. I don't want multiple groups because there would be too much overlap.

I'm just fleshing out an idea for something, but I don't have a paid Skool community of my own yet. When someone signs up, or cancels, for a paid community, do you receive any Stripe, or email notifications saying who signed-up and cancelled? And what's included in those notifications? (Email, name, the plan, etc)

When i see someone with 80+ groups i know they are trying to farm something, and i require further questions for them before letting them in. What are some red flags you guys see? What extra steps do you use to prevent lurkers?

It would be great if a certificate was created and made available for the member once they have marked a course as 100% completed. Anyone else agree?