Sorry, not an AI question exactly, but I've had quite a few folks join our Skool community and then just never even log in. Part of it, I think, is the notification issues, because Skool sends out so many notifications. I have a quick lesson in the classroom, and I point them all to it to show them how to reduce the number of notifications, but I suspect some of them turned off completely. I want to start a drip campaign, a slow email onboarding process for everyone that joins the community, and I'm just looking for suggestions on how many, how often, and how to structure it. My thoughts are three emails: 1. Showing them how to adjust notifications and encouraging them to download the app. 2. Showing them a bit around the classroom and where I think they should start. 3. Possibly a third, not sure what to cover And then I'd like to follow it up with a 30-day email that congratulates them on their first month in the community and offers them a chance to upgrade to premium or VIP. I'd love everyone's thoughts.

You can get extremely far building sales pages just in Claude Chat using artifacts… In this one I break down when and why I move from Claude Artifacts to Lovable and how I combine both tools to build higher-converting pages. Here's what's inside: 👉 The workflow I use to prep elements in Claude then combine them in Lovable 👉 Why I choose Lovable over Claude Code for 90% of builds 👉 One thing Claude Artifacts just couldn't handle that pushed me to Lovable 👉 The prove elements I add to make a sales page convert at a higher level Watch it now 🤗 Sales page example with interactive buying persona journey: https://theaicoachcertification.com/ Members on the $9 premium tier, please remember that you have access to our AI Sales Page Kit Course here in the classroom. How do you currently build your sales pages? What do you think about Claude code vs Loveable?

@Evelyn Weiss Would love to have a bootcamp where we learn to build .skills for workflows in our business.