Welcome @Sarah Hankins to Level 9.

I just created a 3rd community because it’s just too easy. I love having a real landing page as backup/to explain my offer in better detail, but the fact of the matter is: no matter what you’re selling, you do NOT need a landing page to start. The first year in my coaching business I didn’t have a website and hit $187 in revenue. (Proof that it’s possible!!) EDIT: & not a single paid ad!!! 🤯 Now, regardless of where business takes me can just send ppl straight to Skool without all of the noise! I love this place 😩😍

This is something I’ve been actively testing over the past 30 days—my $1 community has hit 50 members and is growing daily. 🎉 Disclaimer: This isn’t a definitive answer—it’s a conversation we’re exploring together. Let’s be real... How many freebies—PDFs, checklists, and webinars—have you signed up for and NEVER used? 😬 And how many people have grabbed your freebies only to disappear in a flash? 🙄 Here’s my take... 💥 Skin in the Game: Even a dollar shifts the mindset from "freebie collector" to active participant. 🤝 Deeper Connections: It’s not just about giving them content—it’s an experience. They’re part of something real. 🔥 Filters Your Audience: Attracts action-takers, not just collectors who ghost. 🚀 Seeds Your Offers: It’s a perfect lead-in for your higher-ticket offers—people are primed and ready to invest more. What do you think? 👇

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I have been using Zapier for various automation tasks and was wondering if it's possible for Skool to integrate Make.com into their system to enable automation. While I'm not certain of the technical requirements, I believe this integration could be highly beneficial.