(Actually, it was $7.2K last month, but I don't mean Brag?) 😂 And I'm going to show exactly how I did it. But first, let me tell you how it all began. It was a dark and stormy night… ⛈️ Just kidding. It was a sunny and pleasant afternoon. ☀️ I was browsing through Skool, looking for some new groups to join. That’s me. I’m always on the hunt for new opportunities and connections. 🕵️‍♂️ Anyway, I stumbled upon this group that caught my eye. It had a catchy name, a hot topic, and a decent number of members. It was about something I was passionate about and knew a lot about. I wish I could tell you what it was, but it’s top secret. But let’s just say it was something that a lot of people struggle with and are willing to pay Big Bucks for. You get the idea. So, I clicked on the join button and waited for approval. A few minutes later, I got in. But here’s where things got interesting - this gem of a group was a ghost town! It had all the vibe of a Monday morning meeting - silence so profound I could hear whispers of my name "Alexxxxx" Picture this: no one chatting, no one reacting, Just pure silence. I half-expected zombies to pop out! (Remember that Walking Dead episode when Rick Grimes woke up in the hospital? Yeah, it was that level of creepy.) But beneath that eerie silence, I sensed potential. I could feel it in my gut, like my sixth sense kicking in. So, I did what any copywriting maverick would do I slid into the group owner’s DMs, offering my help. At first, he was skeptical… He didn’t know who I was or what I wanted from him. He thought I was just another random dude trying to sell him some crap. (Not my words) Can’t blame him; Skool is full of 'em. But after a bit of back-and-forth, he decided to give me a shot. He handed over the admin keys to the kingdom, saying he had nothing to lose since the group was on life support anyway. He was ready to pull the plug, and I was his last hope.

I'm just wanna ask a burning question that's been keeping me up at night:) How do you promote your Skool community organically? You see, I just started my own Skool community where I share my tips and tricks on how to write humor and wit. It's called Copy Club and it's the best thing that ever happened to the internet. Trust me, I'm not biased at all. But here's the problem: I don't have a large audience online. I don't use other social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, or TikTok. I know, shocking, right? How can someone as famous and talented as me not have millions of followers? Well, the truth is, I'm too busy writing hilarious scripts and books, starring in awesome movies and shows, and being a boss lady in general. Plus, I don't want to deal with trolls, haters, and stalkers. They're not good for my mental health. So how do I get people to join my Skool community without spamming them with ads or begging them to sign up? How do I attract the right kind of people who appreciate my humor and want to learn from me? How do I make them laugh so hard that they can't resist clicking that join button? That's where you come in. I need your help. I need your advice. I need your wisdom. How do you promote your Skool community organically? What are some of the best practices that you use to grow your audience and engage with them? What are some of the challenges that you face and how do you overcome them? What are some of the tools or resources that you recommend? Please share your thoughts with me below. I would love to hear from you and learn from you. And maybe, just maybe, if you're lucky enough, I'll invite you to join my Skool community as a special guest. But don't get your hopes up too high. I'm very selective about who I let into my Club. As for me, the only thing that I do to promote my Skool community is to be myself. To be authentic, honest, and funny. To write content that makes people smile, laugh, and think. To share stories that inspire people to be creative and courageous. To offer value that helps people improve their skills and confidence. And to have fun along the way.

Hey Skoolers! I just spent a whole weekend crafting some amazing swipes for Skool affiliate marketing. They’re so good, they could sell water to Fish. But because I love you guys so much, I’m going to share them with you for free. That’s right. Zero dollars. Less than the cost of a cup of coffee. So what are you waiting for? Go ahead and grab them before I change my mind and sell them for a million dollars. P.S. If you want more hilarious and engaging content from me, you better follow me ASAP. Or else. Just kidding. Or am I? Yes, I am. Or am I? No, I am. Or am I? OK, I’ll stop. BYE!

Hey, Skool pals. I know you’re all living your best lives, but I need a favor. You know how hard it is to find your tribe on Skool, right? I mean, I’m a writer and nurse, and I can’t seem to find anyone who shares my passion for both words and wounds. It’s like finding a vegan at a barbecue. Well, I’m here to help, I’m writing an article that will match you with the perfect group for your niche. Whether you knit sweaters for your cats, or play video games in your garden, I’ll find you a home where you can be yourself. But I need your help. Tell me what groups you’re in and what they’re about. Don’t hold back. Unless you’re into some kinky stuff, then maybe see a therapist 🤣 Thanks.😉

Hey, Skool pals. I know you’re all living your best lives, but I need a favor. You know how hard it is to find your tribe on Skool, right? I mean, I’m a writer and nurse, and I can’t seem to find anyone who shares my passion for both words and wounds. It’s like finding a needle in a haystack. Or a boyfriend in Hollywood. So, I’m writing an article that will match you with the perfect group for your niche. Whether you knit sweaters for your cats, or play Call of Duty in your garden, I’ll find you a home where you can be yourself. But I need your help. Tell me what groups you’re in and what they’re about. Don’t hold back. Unless you’re into some kinky stuff, then maybe see a therapist 🤣 Thanks.😉 P.S. This is the second time I’m posting this because apparently, you guys are too cool to read my post.