I´ll be honest, I didn´t know this and I actually didn´t get this post at the beginning, so I used AI to help me understand it (could be due to language barrier) So, here I am pasting the explanation I actually understood so it can help others. Thank you for sharing and of course I am psoting about this in my skool as well . If you discover someone’s paid community by clicking through their Skool profile / Discovery / recommended groups and then join from there, Skool may classify you as a customer brought by the Skool Network / Growth Boost. When that happens, the community owner can owe Skool 30%–70% of your recurring membership payments, depending on the Growth Boost percentage they’ve chosen. That cut continues on recurring charges while your subscription remains active. For example, suppose a community costs $100/month: - You find the owner somewhere and ask them for their direct invite/About-page link → they brought you themselves, so they generally just pay the normal processing/platform fees. - You click their Skool profile → see their community → join through Skool → Skool may claim the attribution. At 30% Growth Boost, roughly $30/month goes to Skool; at 70%, roughly $70/month could go to Skool, plus applicable fees. The important part is that Skool currently uses last-touch attribution. The final source/link you use before joining can determine the attribution, and Skool says that once the attribution is locked, it cannot be changed.

@Iyaraa Iam this one is a great skool!

@Angela Day My fave for Pinterest, the pinterest games are so much fun and it actually grows my views :)