I am launching an AI Marketing Accelerator to: + 22,300 FB group members + 9,100 email list + 2,600 phone /sms numbers Looking to combine: + Email marketing launch campaign + personalized DM campaign Then: + Bidirectional SMS campaign + Ads / re-targeting 🔥 Yesterday evening I made my first 13 Messenger convos to validate our Offer - and enrolled 5 clients into a $37 membership. Not much in sales I know, but the conversations were priceless!! Going forward at 5-10 clients /day till 100, nailing the Offer and Convo strategy - and then delegating and training the AI messenger chatbot. Aiming for an average 3-5% conversion into $37-$49 monthly membership, then 10-15% paying members ascension to $997 and 5% to $4,997. That's about 700 members = $30k MRR And 90 VIPs = $90k backend Looking forward to your thoughts, suggestions, and collaboration 🔥 Will answer ALL the comments and DMs 100% So excited for all the 2024 Skool Magic 🤙

On the Skool wall 🧱 Next to my good friend @Taylor DeBoer 🍉 Photo cred to @Kylee Irwin-Paz 📸 🍈

How exciting to be the first ever Skool Community WIZARD! Thank you to everyone who has been part of the journey so far. It's been SO much fun! 🎉 Firstly I am going to gift you ALL your very own magical wand that will allow YOU to create your very own magic on Skool! 🪄 Your wand 🪄 works for muggles and magicians, but like all things it will take a lot of practice to work, so be patient with it and trust the process. ✨ I thought it might be helpful to share my learnings from my time on Skool so far, but then I thought how about I go one step further and share ALL of my learnings so far into one post so you can pick and choose what you need right now! I've put all my most popular past posts into categories below (aka your very own Wizard library! 📚) ** PLUS you can 🎙 Watch my interview on the Skool Podcast HERE 🎙 1️⃣. Behind the scenes of my Skool group journey 👇🏼 - 💸 How I made $1,000 on Skool yesterday - Top 400 Skool Group - My First Few Weeks Learnings! 📈 - A Small But Mighty Win For My New Skool Group!! 🥳 - The Easiest Way to Get Your First Skool Group Members! 💰⁣ - My Unconventional Launch Plan For My New "Free" Skool group 🤓🚀 - We did it!!! Top 500 Skool Group! 🥳 - Going to do something crazy for my Skool group! 🤪 - How we use accountability in our Skool Group 🎯

(How to win friends and influence people the Skool Way) Hey loves, as we have so many Skool newbies I thought I'd share a bit of the "Skool Etiquette" that will help you level up AND make friends on Skool! I am a bit of a Skool dinosaur compared to most people in here 🤪 and have ran my own online communities for 10 years now so the below is not "rules", just best practices that might be helpful for those of you new to this platform. Things that are great on Skool (that the Skool team, admins and top contributors/creators love!)👇🏼 ✅ Liking (by pressing like) other peoples posts and comments (this helps them level up) ✅ Being supportive of others (especially if they are being brave/vulnerable/celebrating) ✅ Give more than you take ✅ GIFS - we love GIFS on Skool! ✅ Remember that the admin team of Skool groups are humans too (and have busy lives) so be aware of not giving them extra work unnecessarily. ✅ Show appreciation to others who have been kind/supportive/generous to you (a simple "thank you" goes a long way) Things that are not so great on Skool (that may also annoy people which we don't want)👇🏼 ❌ Spamming people in the DM's 🙄 (Don't do this - I had someone message me asking for likes the other day and we don't do this either, we only message for genuine connection). ❌ Sharing your own things on someones post while not acknowledging them 🙄 If you didn't like their post, or acknowledge what THEY said first, it's probably not best to drop your own advice/opinion as it can come across as hostile. It takes two seconds to like and acknowledge them before you share your part. When you don't it can appear like you are not listening to, or caring about the poster (if you don't know the person really well this is really important). It's like the person who you tell a story to and when you stop talking then they change the conversation and tell a story without acknowledging your story you just shared! (We all know someone like this 😝) Example of how to do this in a positive way on someones post (that you gave a LIKE before you comment!) 👇🏼

My MRR passed the amount that skool costs me. Its a small win but takes some of the stress away.