Although I am quickly learning to use Skool, there are still some things I have not mastered. For example, The Skool Games, do you recommend them? How effective/necessary is it to participate in them?

I know that on the signup page, it says who referred me, but let's say that I've accidentally created several Skools (free trial periods) using different referral links... but I only want to keep one of them. Is there somewhere in my new Skool's settings that shows who referred me to create that one? 🙏🏼

I'm excited to create my paid Skool! My first experience was Skool Games where, upon joining, I was immediately taken to the "Instructions" course and go through onboarding. I found that very simple and motivating. Is that something we can do with our own skools as well? 1. Create "onboarding" course 2. Is there a setting to use for forcing new members to see that course after subscribing? Thanks for any hints!

I am writing a strategy report on the three best ways to monetize your community. - Courses - Paid memberships - Affiliate The report will be published to my 5000+ social media followers across YouTube and Twitter and 3000 new people who visit my blog every month). So far, I am monetizing my community with affiliates, and it is going great. But I am looking for the best communities to include in this report, Specifically people who are killing it with Courses and paid memberships and not selling Skool community building as their main product. I want to list humble creators proving themselves by building from scratch. Who would you recommend for this? (Or feel free to nominate yourself)

Years ago, I used Teachable to host online courses while building my last coaching business. Everything was going fine until one of my students had trouble logging in. I could not help him, so I tried contacting their support. I could hear back from them. Then I tried canceling, but I could not remove my card. That forced me to move to a different course hosting platform back then. As we are building our businesses on Skool, I feel it is a good time to share my honest experience using both Teachable and Skool. I have compared Skool and Teachable in this article. I did not mention many things, including Skool's SEO advantage and community discovery. But it is safe to say Skool is far better than teachable in many aspects. Are there any similar experiences?