The Claude Code Club on Skool is currently the #1 trending community on the entire Skool platform. It's a premier learning hub focused on building real tools, replacing manual tasks, and automating workflows using AI development. Instead of sending people directly to my affiliate link, I decided to build a dedicated Link-in-Bio page. 👉 https://skool.bio/claude-code Why? Because most people need a little context before they decide to join a community. My page gives them: - ✅ A quick overview of what Claude Code Club is - ✅ Why I'm a member - ✅ Who the community is for - ✅ An invitation to join me - ✅ A clear button to become a member Now I have one page I can use everywhere: 📧 Email signature 💬 Direct messages 📱 QR codes 🌐 Social profiles 🤝 Networking events Rather than sending traffic straight to an affiliate link, I'm trying to create a better first impression and give people a reason to click. I'm curious... When you promote an affiliate offer, do you send people directly to the affiliate link, or do you create a landing page first? I'd love to hear what has worked best for you.

One of the most underrated Skool growth hacks is choosing VERY carefully what appears in your community email blast. Remember… Skool only lets you send an email to all members once every 72 hours. So whatever image people see first matters. A lot. Most people just upload whatever thumbnail gets generated automatically. That’s a mistake. I’ve used animated GIFs, static images, and video thumbnails… and the truth is: The BEST choice is the one that creates immediate curiosity or communicates value instantly. Sometimes that’s a GIF. But sometimes a single static image showing something IMPORTANT can outperform everything else. Especially if it speaks to your avatar instantly. A strong static image can stop the scroll faster than motion if the message is instantly clear. The key is keeping it simple: ✅ One visual ✅ One message ✅ One CTA Don’t overload the email. Think of the image as the “hook” that earns the click. And if you ALSO have a full video… Try posting the video as the FIRST comment inside the Skool post itself. That keeps the email clean while still giving interested members a deeper walkthrough after they click through. For bonus points… If you use a GIF, make sure it visually ties into the video thumbnail or branding inside the post. That consistency makes the entire experience feel intentional and polished. If you’re only allowed one broadcast every 72 hours, treat it like premium inbox real estate. Curious what everyone here prefers in email blasts… 👇 Which grabs YOUR attention more? 1️⃣ Video thumbnail 2️⃣ Static image 3️⃣ Animated GIF

This Is How You Welcome People to Your Community 👇 Take a look at the image uploaded. “Welcome Jeff Baer” “I get people to join Skool IRL” This isn’t just a cool graphic… It’s a personalized welcome experience. And that’s exactly what @Manda Jackson is doing inside Skill & Soul Studio. Instead of a generic:“Hey, welcome!” She’s using AI + intention to create something that feels: 👉 Personal 👉 Memorable 👉 Aligned with her message Think about the difference: Most communities → forgettable welcome post Manda → custom visual that speaks directly to the member That’s how you stand out. And the best part? This isn’t complicated. It comes down to: - A clear identity (“what you help people do”) - A simple message - A solid AI prompt - Manda’s approach shows: You don’t need more content…You need better moments. If you want to see how she’s building her community, check it out 👇 https://www.skool.com/skill-soul-studio-7220/about