Jasmina Balogh

I have been trying to log in to the skool Community since this year's January. But I always get a "Skool is under maintenance" message. I tried now from Netherlands, and it worked. Someone from Nigeria cannot access the skool anymore. Is there a reason for this?

New comment 22d ago

Jasmina Balogh

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This is not about individuals — it’s about network reputation scores. Nigeria (like several countries) unfortunately gets disproportionately flagged because: - Large volumes of automated bot traffic often originate from shared hosting/VPN IPs in that region - Some IP ranges are repeatedly used for:fake signupscredential stuffing attemptsscraping communities (including Skool-type platforms) - As a result, entire ISP ranges can get a lower trust score So when someone tries to access Skool from those IPs: - The system may show “under maintenance” - Or fail to load the login/session properly - Or block community access silently Meanwhile: - Netherlands IPs are usually “cleaner” in reputation scoring → normal access

Clara Githaiga

27d •

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Email Newsletters .

Newletters are a good strategy to use in regards to digital marketing. If you have gathered a list of emails in the early phase of client engagement, you can begin to connect at a more directive manner such as sending out a newsletter once a month. If you question why the email newsletter is sent monthly as opposed to weekly, it is basically to avoid spaming your niche client. A client is more likely to read your newsletter, if it is sent monthly because it creates a sense of expectation and something to look forward to once a month. The newletter should update your client of any developments and updates, which makes them feel attached to your product or service. It is the after sales engagement. This personal touch keeps client engagement consistent. It also keeps your client loyal to you, especially if the product or service is relevant and solves a problem or fulfills a need.

New comment 8d ago

Jasmina Balogh

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Great point. 💛 Social media is fantastic for being discovered, but email is where deeper relationships are built. When people invite you into their inbox, it's an opportunity to provide value, share insights, and stay connected beyond the algorithms. That's why I believe every entrepreneur should focus on building genuine relationships, not just followers. The businesses that last are usually the ones that nurture trust consistently over time. My mentor taught me to send a newsletter a week because, if you are treating your list as your friends, you talk to your friends at least once a week. Also, the open rate on emails is way down now, so a lot of them will not even see it. From that point, mailing 4 times a month gives you a better chance of being seen by your list.

Clara Githaiga

22d •

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You are NOT born an ENTREPRENEUR, you become one.

The right entrepreneur is the one that builds generational wealth over years on end. Entreprenuership is a lifestyle and the good ones eat, sleep and dream entrepreneurship and failure is simply not an option as they put everything into it. Sometimes, God does NOT call the qualified, he qualifies the ones that he has called.

New comment 14d ago

Jasmina Balogh

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Beautifully said. 💛 The people who succeed long-term aren't always the most talented or the most experienced. They're the ones who keep learning, growing, adapting, and refusing to quit. I also believe entrepreneurship is one of the greatest personal development journeys there is. The income is a byproduct. The real transformation happens in who you become along the way, especially when you're surrounded by others who are building with purpose and vision.

Feb 20 •

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4 likes • Feb 22

I see AI as an amplifier — it doesn’t replace human creativity, it expands what’s possible when intention meets technology. It feels like the internet in its early days. The people who learn to collaborate with it instead of fear it, will create massive leverage in business and life.

Jasmina Balogh

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@Elizabeth Harper I am not interested in that.