Have you published a book (or maybe several)? For the past two years, I've been running my Amazon KDP Publishing community here on Skool, where we've grown to more than 1,200 members. While I primarily teach people how to self-publish their first books, I've recently started expanding my services to help existing authors get more visibility and more sales. Personally, I've earned over six figures from self-publishing as a side business, and one lesson has become incredibly clear: 👉 Your book listing matters just as much as the book itself. Think about your own shopping habits on Amazon. Do you buy products with zero reviews? Do you trust products with poor reviews? Most of us don't. 🙅‍♀️ The same psychology applies to books. Reviews build trust, reduce buyer hesitation, and help readers feel confident clicking the Buy Now button. But here's something many authors don't realize... One of the most underused marketing opportunities is an Amazon Influencer shoppable video. This isn't the same as a customer review. It's a video created by an Amazon Influencer that can be attached to your book's Amazon listing, giving potential readers the chance to see the cover, preview the interior, and get a better feel for the book before purchasing. These videos can also appear in additional places across Amazon, giving your book even more exposure. Seeing someone physically hold a book and flip through the pages creates a completely different buying experience than a few static images alone. I've just started offering this service inside my community, and I'm looking to work with more authors. 📖 If you already have a book on Amazon and would like to explore adding a shoppable video to your listing, leave a comment or send me a DM. I'd be happy to share how it works.

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This post is not about making money or getting more people to notice your community. This is about you personally. I have a community called Faith on the Move. The community is about growing your faith in God. Doesn't matter what your is with God, faith never stops growing. I started this community around what is number 1 in my life. I am also a Dr. In Christian counseling. Before becoming a Christian counselor I spent 15 years in depression, addiction and suicidal thoughts daily. One of the most important things I know is people dont don't talk about how they are feeling. I was silent. That almost cost me my life. Your not alone. Come take a look at my community and message me if you have questions. Join us! Faith on the Move is my free community about growing your faith. New members our coming joining and would to see you there. We are a safe community for everyone. In July I am adding Bible reading to the calendar where we will read a book in a month. I am adding weekly check in calls as a meet and greet/check on you. The community offers Christian counseling from a Dr in Christian counseling for whatever your struggling with. https://www.skool.com/faith-on-the-move-9932/about?ref=c366425856a54039b54a0f8a31fd9723

When I met the man who was to become my fifth husband, he, finally, was the one. He was my North Star, my absolute soulmate. When he died suddenly, I was brought to my knees by a devastating, soul-shattering grief. I had to learn, from scratch, how to put my pieces back together and navigate the ultimate emotional fallout. Through life’s wildest highs, lowest lows, and total reinventions, I learned a universal truth: divorce or loss wasn’t the end of my story — it was the beginning of my new life. That is exactly why my friend and partner Ailsa and I wrote our book (available on Amazon) and created the Divorce Survivors Club. We built this warm, private, safe room to guide you through every stage of the storm: - 🌪️ Handling the initial shock, overwhelm, and emotional fallout. - 🧩 Identifying toxic behaviours (including a specialised module on how to safely divorce a narcissist). - 💰 Getting practical, step-by-step help to untangle your finances and set fresh goals. - 🌅 Restoring your self-esteem so you can step into a happier, healthier, and stronger version of yourself. I have struggled through the darkest stages of grief and transition, and I promise you there is clarity, liberation, and absolute joy waiting on the other side. Let us show you the roadmap. 💌 You don't have to walk this road in isolation. DM me the word "REBOOT" and I will privately send you the link to join our club today. Or click on this link: https://www.skool.com/the-divorce-survival-guide-3306/about

If you want to use LinkedIn to grow your Skool community, bring in better-fit members, and make your visibility efforts more strategic, I made this graphic to simplify the process. A lot of community owners know LinkedIn could help them grow their Skool community, but they either overcomplicate it or assume they need to post constantly to make it work. You don’t. This visual breaks down a simple LinkedIn strategy for Skool community growth: 1. Share one big idea a weekCreate one LinkedIn post each week around a real problem your ideal community member is already thinking about. This helps you build visibility, relevance, and topic authority. 2. Talk to five new peopleLeave thoughtful comments on five posts each week from people who look like a strong fit for your Skool community. Strategic commenting is one of the easiest ways to increase LinkedIn visibility and warm up future members. 3. Use a warm message, not a cold pitchIf someone is engaging with your content, send a friendly message to say thank you and ask before sharing your Skool community link. This builds trust and avoids spammy outreach. The graphic also includes a simple 3-day Skool welcome plan, because growing a Skool community is not just about getting members in. It is also about helping them engage once they arrive. Here is what I’d be paying attention to: - LinkedIn visibility works better when there is a clear path into your Skool community - strategic comments often create more momentum than people expect - warm outreach works better than dropping links too early - a simple welcome sequence helps new members stay and engage I’m sharing the graphic here in case it helps another community owner simplify how they use LinkedIn for community growth. If you want deeper support with LinkedIn strategy, profile positioning, content, and community growth, that is what I help with inside The LinkedIn Strategy Lab. There is currently a 7-day free trial if you want to explore it. You can join The LinkedIn Strategy Lab here to explore the trial and get deeper LinkedIn support for community growth