If you're trying to grow a community, getting more people to actually SEE it is a pretty important part of the equation. One thing I've been paying a lot more attention to lately is where successful communities are getting their traffic. Is it YouTube? Instagram? Facebook? Google search? A big personal brand? Affiliates and partnerships? Or are they doing something completely different that most of us aren't thinking about? That's one of the things I look at in the Community Breakdowns I've been putting together. I study successful Skool communities in all kinds of niches, look at what they're doing well, how they're positioned and, when possible, where their traffic appears to be coming from. You can browse the breakdowns here: 👉 https://skoolgrowthhub.com/community-breakdowns These aren't as in-depth as the full breakdowns I do inside Skool Growth Lab, but there's still a lot of useful information in each one. The interesting part is that you don't need to find a community exactly like yours. A guitar community might be using YouTube brilliantly. A fitness community might have figured out search. A relationship group might have an amazing content funnel. You're not looking to copy their niche. You're looking for ideas you can bring back to yours. Because unlike Maverick, most of us probably shouldn't be flying by the seat of our pants.