One of the great things about these being the relative early years of Skool is all the seriously cool custom URLs up for grabs. Once you're ready and are 100% sure what you want (because you can only do this once) you can email Skool Help to confirm availability and hopefully grab your ideal extension to go after 'Skool.com/'. So far, I've snaffled the words 'writing' and, as of today, 'metal'. 🔥🤘💀 Love the simplicity and brevity of these. They can so appear in an Instagram reel or YT video and be easily remembered. There's no need for link in bio when URLs are this short. So which custom URL word(s) are you happy to have claimed for your own group, thereby ensuring that future Skool community owners curse your name?

If you have a Free or Low-Ticket Skool, this is a great tool for organic growth. Auto-plug feature from a tool like Hypefury. You can set it to automatically promote your Skool group under the top 10-20% of your posts on Twitter/X and LinkedIn.

Now you can use skool in dark mode on your computer and phone. Turn it on/off in your settings. It's not as polished as light mode, that's why it's called "Dark mode (beta)". We know a bunch of you want it, so we figured we'd ship it early and get your feedback. Enjoy 🎉

Feels like a small addition that would take away a ton of the clunk in these settings. Very annoying to have to turn off each individual notification setting for each individual group we're in. Would love to hear the argument against adding this feature, feels like a no brainer!

I was wondering if there was an option (potential feature) to have the ability to "customize" the leaderboards. While I love the ability to track who is the most engaged, I think it would be sick to "add" additional leaderboards that can be customized by being linked to spreadsheets or smth like that. For me, tracking f.e which clients are making the most $$$$ in a month, are booking the most calls, or growing the most followers would be SICK to have as leaderboards, as it would allows us to basically further FOSTER the competition and engagement inside the communities!