What’s everyone charging for their Low ticket paid community monthly subscription prices? Curious

We made $50,000 last month using 2 Skool communities but... Do YOU need 2 communities? Maybe not. Let's find out: I just made a video going into depth on why we decided to use 2 communities, and why it makes sense for us from a profit perspective using our client acquisition method, however... Every business is unique... So you should ask yourself: • Am I using appointment setters? If so, 2 communities might be best. • Do I want to treat my prospects differently than my paying clients? If so, 2 communities might be best. • Am I okay with mixing paying members and free members together? If so, 1 community may be fine for you. Watch the vid below for more info to help you decide if 1 or 2 communities is best for you. Ted ✌🏼 P.S. Want 1 on 1 help setting up your Skool community (at no charge)? Send me a DM with the word "SKOOL" & I'll set yours up with you for free so it's set up like mine.

Good communities highlight their members. It's all about the members. That's YOU! We want YOU to share how you're using Skool so others can get ideas and learn. We'll give spot prizes (like Skool merch) to members who share something cool. If you share something people find useful — we'll promote you to our 800k email list, 134k YouTube subs, and put you on our website that gets millions of monthly visits. We created a new category called "How I'm using Skool". Check it out! If you want to share how you're using Skool, create a post in that category with a good title, a short description, and a quick (less than 5m) Loom video sharing your setup/use-case. Help us help you!

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Want to run a successful (paid or free) community on Skool? You can do it! ❤️ I started with 0 paid members and now have 245 🎉 This video will pull back the curtains and show you: ✅ How to make all your new members thrilled to join you & even refer friends. 💪 How to make sure your members stick with you and make progress. ❌ How to reduce cancellations (& make them painless when they do happen). 🤓 How to reduce your customer support load ➕ And lots more. I go through a list of 8 key things I either see people screw up all the time, or that I had to learn the hard way... then I give you 2 bonus tips at the very end. If you have any questions about setting up or optimizing your own Skool community, comment below or shoot me a DM with your question. Thanks again to @Sid Sahasrabuddhe, @Nick Guadagnoli, @Sam Ovens for making this platform so awesome!