Hey community. I do not know if this is a silly question and was answered, buuuuuutttttt, is there any way to link our classroom videos on our community posts. Let's say for my community I am building (Adulting101), I am putting out 2-4 videos a week. So not super frequent, but wanted my community members to know when they were posted. So I then post in the General Discussion for my community telling them to check it out (with a few takeaways from it). But is there a way to just say....click here and watch my latest video and it takes them to that module? Thank you in advance everyone!!! post scriptum Skool is seriously the greatest thing on the internet in a very long time. It is great to consume and create content. The gamification and transparency is what does it. Plus, just because one person wins doesn't mean other people fail so it is actually a community.

When we launched our community at $9/month, we planned to raise the price to $49 after reaching 100 members. But, after several requests, we extended this offer to 150 members. Now, as we're nearing that number [currently at 148], we're reconsidering our pricing strategy. If you were in my shoes, what would you do?

So this is a framework I was given years ago and I wanted to share it with you, perhaps it will give you some clarity. When you are deciding what you want your community to be, ask yourself these 3 questions. WHO? Who is the community for, who is your ideal member? Big corporations spend millions on this, crafting an ideal "avatar". But don't over-complicate, start with something simple. The more you niche it though, the more appealing it gets. $ business brokers $$ online business brokers $$$ online business brokers specializing in SAAS companies $ single moms $$ single moms in their 30s $$$ single moms in their 30s who own business You get the gist. The more you define and understand your ideal member, the more money you will earn. Next, WHAT? What are you helping them with, what are you offering? What problem or pain point your community solves? What is the END RESULT? Clearly define value proposition. $ helping business brokers make more money $$ helping online business brokers close deals $$$ transforming online SAAS business brokers into deal-closing wizards $ helping single moms navigate love and business $$ helping single moms in their 30s find a partner and work less $$$ transforming entrepreneurial single moms in their 30s into irresistible bad-ass mompreneurs This sometimes can be hit-miss. Survey your ideal members, before you commit to a solution. Also, consider spending ability. Helping students in their 20s sounds fun, but how much money can they really spend? Lastly, HOW? How are you helping them? What method or strategy are you using to deliver your solution? Now this can get tricky, because a community itself is a method. But consider this: community is only the vehicle your ideal member takes to get from A to B. (A - where they are now, B - the result you offer). What they do inside that community is what matters. This will be normally a blend of methods: - coaching, live trainings, q&a, classroom, courses, daily meetings, ebooks, workshops, etc

Would it be possible to see inactive members in a tab like we are seeing cancelling ans churned members please? Or is there another way I can find them? I would like to start implementing reach outs to members who've become inactive before they decided to cancel.

I've been a die-hard entrepreneur for 5 years now. During this time, I've tried lots of different ways to make money. Some worked out well, some didn't. One business I had 2 years ago didn't just fail, it lost me everything. Every time something doesn't work out, I see it as gaining more experience, like leveling up in a game. My whole goal and journey is now to help other like-minded entrepreneurs learn from my trial & error. Since 2015, I've believed that online education has huge potential. I know it will become a trillion-dollar industry in just a few years. That's why I've started my free community. So, here's my question to everyone in the community: Would you prefer spending a weekend with someone a step ahead (in business), saving years of your time, or figuring it out through trial and error alone? Good luck to everybody :)