I was thinking about how I can showcase a page of testimonials on Skool's about page, in the classic testimonial.to wall of love style, and thought of a really good feature idea for Skool. What if there was another tab entirely or a place within the Skool about page where we could show off testimonial videos/text, in the wall of love style and attach to each the person's Skool profile. I think this would work well cause it adds a level of Skool native authenticity/validation in that anyone can click to see a person's profile from the testimonial and for example message them about the Skool group. In addition, if there was a seamless workflow that members of a Skool group can easily submit testimonials that'd be great. Imagine allowing them content as a reward for doing one to incentive more testimonials. I think this feature would work well with Skool and the lack of being able to showcase many testimonials is what has an external landing page beating the Skool about page to me. What are your guys thoughts?

It'd be nice to be able to qualify people through membership to paid Skool groups as we do have for free Skool groups. Whilst monetary barriers are good, I still think having the membership questions can allow us to better curate our paid communities. An example use case is, I don't want faceless accounts getting inside my paid group where we don't know who they are... They usually aren't the type of people to engage and there lack of visibility is a bad sign to me. In the same way, a sales call is needed to see if someone is a good fit along side closing the sale to a high ticket mastermind, the questions can be used for the paid Skool group as well. Also having them check off agreement to a terms and conditions sheet we can upload would be nice. What do you guys think?

Everyone knows "sell before you build" but I mistakenly have built an entire skool group about a year ago that despite having 1000+ members join only after around 1 month of launch, I shutdown for a multitude of reasons all of which I explained in another post here The point though was that I made a bunch of assets for something that didn't stick and I'm considering a free group again but am weary that for whatever reason, it might not work. For those of you who are apart of successful free skool groups, espicially early in their inception or have even launched a successful one yourself... What do you think makes a minimum viable product of a free skool group to launch? Thanks!

I know Skool didn't come out with this feature yet but what is your tech stack to pull this off? An upfront payment + monthly reoccuring to join a group? Thanks!

Having a customer facing view at varying levels would be helpful. Thanks!