Hey @Patrice Moore myself and some others were really looking forward to the Tiers Masterclass Special, but couldnt make it for different reasons. Is it possible for us to get access of the replay, if you dont mind?😊

First of all I wanted to say welcome to all the new people here! Crazy to see Skool's growth recently! So I wanted to make a quick post sharing 3 use cases for Skool that I don’t see many taking advantage of. We’ve all heard of Free communities, Paid Communities, Free-Paid, even Freemium but here’s some alternative methods of using Skool. First of all, Team communication - If you run your business on Skool, why not use it to communicate with them. Fundamentally it has everything you need. Community tabs for different topics, the classroom for hosting team training and documents, even the calendar for scheduling team calls or daily standups, which will become much cooler once Skool releases their live feature! I’m not saying it has every use case dialled in similar to a slack but most teams don’t need that much, especially in the early stages. If you run a small team here on Skool, why not use it for that too! Let me know in the comments if you’re considering this. The second one is a really cool one, as I just started using Skool this way myself. A Newsletter! Instead of having an opt-in page on a website to sign up to your email newsletter, you can just use a free Skool community to publish it and email it out to all the members. Pretty cool right? This way members can engage and comment with your newsletter and even share it with a friend very easily. I honestly think this is an amazing way to document and share your journey by just simply publishing a weekly newsletter to a free community of fans right here on Skool. + Skool will promote it for free (Discovery + Suggested communities) As mentioned I just launched my own so I’ll keep you people posted on how this use case for Skool goes! Finally something I’ve seen a few big players here on Skool using. In person event groups. We’ve all signed up to in person events and then been added to a clunky whatsapp group right? Well if you host events you could simply create a group right here on Skool for the attendees.

Managing a CRM used to be the hardest part of copywriting for me. I actually delayed even sending emails to my list because I didn't know how to use GHL. And I hated trying to figure out the integrations and the automations to actually send out emails. In fact, I still haven't figured some of them out because they feel so complicated. LOL But then I met Mo. And @Mogene Christensen is a legend with everything CRM wise, especially with GHL. So I asked her if she'd be open to coming into this community and do an hour long training. (despite the fact that she's a busy mama and entrepreneur) And she said, yes! And so we are going to be doing that tomorrow at 9am ET time. And you will all have an opportunity to meet her, show her your CRMs, ask questions, and ultimately learn the ins and outs of how to actually manage your lead flow, emails, and convert more people into paying customers. Mo's going to cover CRM tricks that: - Trigger automations when people aren't active on our email list. - Capture leads as soon as they're hot to tag them properly. - Build sales pages that have the latest innovations with calendars. - And basically just to get the most out of every lead that opts into your funnel. It is Friday at 9a.m. ET. Hope to see you there and keep crushing it with your businesses!

Thought you guys might like this. I decided to build a community. It took me less than 20 minutes to create the graphics, about 10 minutes to script the VSL, and 10 minutes to outline the course. How? I've studied what works in the top communities. Here's the breakdown of what I used: (feel free to steal this) 1. A proven VSL framework: Pain point -> story -> aha moment -> mechanism -> cta 2. Graphic templates that WORK. After studying the top communities on Skool, there's just a couple things they all have in common. So my graphics literally took 20 minutes in canva. 3. A clear promise. Behind all my classroom content, and copy, there's 1 clear promise Note: I built this community for my mom, who's a personal trainer, so the promise is to help other women achieve a dancer's physique. Pretty specific. But the main thing? I brain dumped Here's what I mean: Everything went down on paper, before I even THOUGHT about trying to perfect it. I never write copy good round 1. I get my thoughts out, and then refine. By time most people have decided on a promise, I've already rebuilt a community, and perfected the marketing strategy 3 times over. Speed is king. Go crazy, make mistakes, and get them all on paper! About to transfer ownership of this community to my mom (it's a surprise), so join here if you want to support her haha! skool.com/fitlife-7085 Cheers! Patrice

Here are some actionable highlights anyone can use to get more traffic, clicks, and conversions: 📣 Using callouts at the beginning of sales copy (Ads, VSL, about page, sales letter) Direct callout: "Are you a Skool community owner making over $10k per month?" In-direct call out: "Do you struggle with getting free members to convert to paid on Skool?" Both callouts work well and can be used as hooks to test with organic and paid content. 🙋‍♂️ “Self-selecting” copy "This is only for…" "This is NOT for…" This can be used in pretty much any kind of copy. It can help deter people who aren’t qualified and attract people who are. ❓ “WIIFM” & “So what?” When I’m editing copy, I’ll go through every line asking WIIFM (what’s in it for me?) and so what? from the reader's perspective. This helps cut out the fluff and make every line more engaging for the reader. 💰 Take away selling People are driven more by the fear of losing something or missing out rather than getting a deal. "Don’t miss your chance to save $88" > "Get this for only $8!" 📝 Messaging consistency I always keep the same promise throughout the buyer's journey. If an ad says one thing and the landing page it links to says another most people are going to click away. 🦸 Hero’s Journey “I had this problem, I tried everything to solve it and nothing worked. One day I had an epiphany and tried something new. It worked better, faster, and easier than anything else before to solve the initial problem. It also worked for these people. CTA” That’s an oversimplified way to use the hero’s journey for content, ads, emails, VSL’s, and even webinars. - NESB This is a mnemonic device from Kyle Milligan to help make copy more interesting, powerful, and of course, persuasive. 🆕 New (or only): "Announcing, revealing, breaking, just released, exclusive" ✅ Easy (or anybody): "Even your grandma can do it" "I’ll hold your hand through the entire process" 🛟 Safe (or predictable): "My proven system" "Full step-by-step" and of course, testimonials