The categories have just been updated on the Discovery page of Skool communities. 🎨 Hobbies 🎸 Music 💰 Business 📚 Self Improvement 💻 Tech 🥕 Health 💼 Careers ⚽ Sports ❤️ Love You can check them out here: https://www.skool.com/discovery What does this change mean? It’s now possible to win the Skool Games in EVERY category. This opens the door for communities outside the typical "how to make money online" niche to win as well. 😉 Did your community got transferred to a new category?

Let's have a discussion around the holiday seasons. Will you be announcing "I'll be back in 3 weeks", or will you be present during the whole time?

I just stumbled on a free community with 17k members. They are offering something similar to one of my community in French, so I went inside to see how they are doing. There are 5 posts. No more than 5-10 people online at the same time, out of 17k. ZERO post written by someone else than the owner. Now, I'm not saying this is bad in itself. The owner created a simple landing page for his lead magnet, and this is how he is using Skool. It's clever, and it's making him some affiliate sales. But it got me to reflect on how this is NOT how I want to use Skool. Yes, I want my member count to increase. But I don't want my community to be a simple billboard for my free lead magnets. That's why I'm selective on who I let in, and how I invite people to participate. I'd rather go for quality over quantity. And starting small is the best way to create a solid, active community with people who are deeply engaged. What is your take on this?

@Theresa Lang has agreed to share with us her masterclass "Turn Your Skool Group Into a High Ticket Sales Machine". You can watch it here.

Hi insiders! I just finished publishing a book about Skool on Amazon 😁 I'm going to use it to bring people to this community, and to generate affiliate sales as well. If you have a minute, feel free to grab a copy and leave a review! It would be much appreciated 🙏 Here it is: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DN2Z6KBL