I want to know.

They add complexity. And are redundant. @Sam Ovens I love Skool. ❤️ And for paid communities is a no-brainer. But having 2 communities 1 free, and another paid... It's just DOUBLE the work. DOUBLE the content to create. DOUBLE the moderation to do... 😮‍💨 My proposal: 🤩 FREEMIUM MEMBERSHIP community. 1. 🗣️ Community: Limited Public view of the 10 most recent posts (only members can participate). 2. 🤓 Classroom: Free demo course + (only members can access premium courses) 3. 🗓️ Calendar: (only members can participate) 4. 🤝Members: (only members can see and network) 5. 🏆Leaderboards: Level 1 public. Level 2 - 10 members (Level up to unlock content for higher retention and Live Time Value of a member for the community). Integrating the RECURRING payment functionality of monthly/yearly membership.🤑 I would love to be able to do this with Skool. Not needing to manage 2 groups, all-in-one is what we want. FREEMIUM MEMBERSHIPS. Fancy Fails, Simple Scales.

Here's the recording from yesterday's call. We covered: • Now you can invite people with course access privileges via email, CSV, and Zapier • Zapier can be used to invite members to your group + unlock courses for members in the group • Course access panel is much easier to see/use now • @Andrew Kirby's new mini-course "Free Group Funnels" is live • We launched a new podcast where we hang out with creators in this space Check out the recording to see how you can use these features and resources. Enjoy! Want to attend the next Office Hours live with us? See when it's happening on our calendar here

It would be great if points could also be earned in a fixed amount for completing course videos! This would also help users in this particular community continue to consume the video courses but in a controller manner and give the community multiple ways to earn points.

I say keep exploring Skool, I keep joining new groups, I wish there is a feature where you can organize the level of priority programs, so the one with the most priority can be on the top. Is this something I can do?

We're thinking of doing a sick Black Friday deal. The craziest Black Friday deal we've ever done. Interested? Give me a sick GIF in the comments below if you want a sick deal.

I’d love to know what content is getting watched through the most in the classroom. Could help me know what is “hot” so I can better nurture discussion in the community tab.

After your community becomes active, they both become almost unusable. Quick fixes: - Once I've been on a post, and read through it, remove those notifications. They don't need to be there. I've already read it. - In chat add "sort by unread" These two features would be cool, but still the feature I'd love the most would be to incentivise community members to invite their friends. If you have a paid community, imagine your members could invite friends and automatically receive comission. If you have a free community, imagine your members could invite friends to unlock courses. The biggest problem most coaches have is traffic. This feature would help solve that.

I think this would be great for both modules and posts. Adding photos inline let's the creator introduce the right image at the right point in the text, which is great for engagement, sales, and educational purposes.

Does anyone here utilize the classroom feature for housing your Online Courses? If so, do your prefer Vimeo or bunny.net? Looking for something that will still keep our course content private as we do not want it to be easily searchable and found out in the world.

This would be sweet

It would be nice if when accepting a member I could pick courses they can access. Currently I have to accept them then go into the members section and open them a second time to add course access.

I'd love to be able to create a module with sales or teaser content (with some links etc...) for each course in my classroom. This module would be available to all students, even those who do not have access. This could really excite people to level up or purchase access to the content, and explain how they can do so with links.

Is there a way to have a course be set to ´certain level members have access´ and also manually give some participants access to that course even before they reach that required level?

is there a possibility to add geolocation as part of the bio, which puts your location on the world map? that way members could reach out to others from the exact location to further collaborate in -person and create meetups.

There are custom links for socials, but not for the Skool I own. Why not include that as an option? Perhaps the "Website" would work better for that if there was room for more details. Thanks!

It'd be cool if there was a way to bookmark threads. I don't want to be notified of activity, I just want to be able to reference it later.

Hi! I’m currently selling courses through ClickFunnels, but I think it be interesting for my students to use Skool instea so that they can interact with each other and be more engaged. I’d love to hear the stories of folks who made that transition and how it went. Both the challenges and the benefits. Thanks in advance!

I haven't added a single human to my group yet, but I know the pain of not getting engagement on a post... be it on skool, facebook, linkedin, email etc... One of the big mistakes I see is trying to make the message appeal to your entire audience. That often leads to really watered down messaging that doesn't engage. Stuff like "Want to grow your business?" See how weak that is? You'd be a lot better off writing multiple posts, that each go directly at a significant problem some subset of your community has. For example, maybe something like "What to do if your client ghosts after you send your proposal." That's a specific situation some of the audience can relate to direclty, and some of the audience may be in that situation right now. So your post is likely to get engagement and genuinely help people. And that's what it's all about, right? So, the takeaway is to write posts that make a big impact to somebody, instead of a weak impact to everybody. Then just make more of them to increase your relevance to more and more of your community. (This helps always have something to say too.) Ok, that's all for now. In your corner, Jordan

Hey, the default favicon seems to be the same for all groups, even after editing the icon in the group settings. Can we make the favicon editable or simply use the same graphics as the icon? Thanks!

Thanks!