- I'll be focusing more on the educational part of this comunity. - I'll still share updates from time to time, but probably more in the main Skool community (and since most of the people interested in the Skool updates are already part of the main community and follow me, you wont miss anything. - I'm planning another community for beginners building on Skool (it will be a paid one, for a different audience then we have here). - I'll be updating the about page (the videos too). - All these changes are based on the one-on-one calls I'm having with all of you. I've already reached out to most of you. If I missed someone, you can book your call here. - I'll be doing things at my own pace (which might be slow for some). More coming soon...

Hey everybody 👋 I was wondering how many experts we have in the room. I'm preparing something I think you might like, but just wanted to make sure I'm doing this for the right people. So what do you say?

TL;DW (AI summary) Content Strategy and Audience Engagement 🎥YouTube Shorts can now be up to 3 minutes long, offering creators more flexibility for storytelling and the ability to upload vertical videos up to 2:59 without affecting long-form content experience. 👥Shorts and long-form videos have completely different audiences with minimal crossover, as 80% of viewers who watch videos on the Think Media Podcast Channel don't watch Shorts, indicating a wider audience gap. Monetization and Copyright 💰YouTube Shorts monetization continues to be crucial, with longer Shorts now counting towards YouTube Partner Program requirements (1,000 subs and 10M views in 90 days). 🚫Copyrighted content over 60 seconds will be blocked from playback and recommendations, while third-party claimed content over 1 minute with an active content ID claim will be globally blocked and ineligible for monetization. Platform Features and Updates 🔍YouTube is introducing AI features like Vevo for video backgrounds, trending pages for discovering hot content, and customization options to toggle Shorts in subscriptions, addressing creator requests for improved content discovery and management.

@Kory Prince posted about this in the main Games community today. If you go to the leaderboard, you can now see the top 100 people making the most on Skool this month. You need to be a part of the Games community to see this.

Coming soon? I just visited Matthew Thomson's community and noticed the Start Free Trial button. It still doesn't seem to work, but they'll probably fix that soon.