I just watched the latest Skool News video in which Sam Oven shared a principle I've always followed, and applied it to "courses" ... "Less Is More" 🙌 And I 100% agree. When it comes to courses here on Skool, I believe Quality beats Quantity. I currently have 5 courses. My next 3 will be added very soon. And I want 12 as the most I'll ever have. But that's just me 🙋‍♂️ You may have a different idea on the total amount of courses a Skool group should have. So I ask ... How many course are currently in your classroom?

Progress usually looks boring up close. Show up anyway and let consistency do the heavy lifting

I thought it would cheapen the value of my group but actually I think it removed a barrier. Since implementing it I have had 3 new people join in the last day. Any tips on how you all are leveraging this tool or communicating it in your content? What are your plans for when they enter, to retain them? I send a personal welcome video (saying their name and I mention something in their bio) encouraging to jump right into the orientation!

3 days ago I closed my first $1,000 client. 4 weeks ago I had no idea what to even sell. Here's what worked. Week 1: Started with a free community I knew I wanted to build something on Skool but had no clear niche. Started a free community with a broad idea, "help people start their online business." Posted daily just to see who would show up. Weeks 2-3: Let the community show me the niche Got on calls with everyone who joined, just listened to what they needed. One group kept showing up: new coaches trying to get their first clients. Made sense because I'd figured that out myself. So I stopped trying to help everyone and focused only on them. Started running people through my process completely free, got them actual results: - One landed their first paid client - Another got clear on their offer - Third one lined up 6 beta clients Week 4: Converted beta to paid Now I had proof it worked. I had testimonials. I knew exactly what people needed. Made the offer to one of my beta clients: $1,000 to scale what we'd already started. They said yes in 15 minutes and 28 seconds because they'd already seen results. The simple strategy: 1. Start free community with broad positioning 2. Post daily, get on calls, listen 3. Notice who keeps showing up - that's your niche 4. Give free results to 3-5 people (build proof) 5. Convert those beta clients to paid based on results Don't guess your niche, let your free community show you. Took me 4 weeks once I stopped overthinking and just started.

As someone who specializes in social media marketing (☝️ my Skool group teaches DM automation via Manychat for Instagram), I'd love to know this ... Which social media platforms do you promote Skool on most? One of the following below or another? And if you don't mind answering 👨‍💻 is there a specific reason why?