Somebody made a public group called "Chat GPT Users". A member of the group created a post with the title "Prompt Generator". Google ranked the post #2 for the keyword: "Chat GPT prompt generator". That single post is generating thousands of unique visitors to the group. Pretty cool.

I want to know.

Skool has blown my mind. I have had Facebook Groups for my programs since 2017 and they don't even compare. And I only started with Skool about 75 days ago (February 27th 2023). My group already has (3) Level 8 people and it's become the #1 group in my niche absolutely. I almost didn't join Skool. The reason? "I already have everything setup and don't feel like changing it." What changed my mind? The SIMPLICITY and RESULTS I kept seeing from Skool success stories. So... I tried it out and an extra $50,000 a month in results and making my life more simple has been the result. Pretty solid I think. Glad I went for it rather than listen to my ego. @Nick Hauser asked me to share the things that have been successful in creating such a Skool group (here is the link to my Skool if you want to look to see how I'm doing it: https://manifestwithscott.com/group). ➡️ How I'm Using Skool: I have a free "Manifestation / Personal Development" Skool group (1,600 people in it right now) and convert the members into my paid "Manifestation Mentoring Program" Skool group. My Strategy: Have everyone become engaging friends sharing what they learn from our content. And if they want more, enroll into our programs. I have been trying to keep it super simple. Here are a few elements of the Strategy: (a) The type of posts I do that have been SUPER successful are NOT me posting value. But rather posts where members engage with each other. Examples: "What are your unique talents / skills?" "What time zone are you in? Accountability buddy?" These have been super engaging because members learn about each other. I text / email my list about these posts, so they get more than 1 notification of the post. That has been helpful in creating a lot of engagement. (b) And I partner these with action-based content. Examples of those: "3 Day Money Challenge! Are you in?" "Watch this video of 'The Law of Attraction Explained' every day for 30 days straight"

Now you can use rich text editing to create course modules any way you like! Click here to see an example. (fastest way to understand the new feature). Now you can use the following: 1. Inline images 2. Headings 3. Bold, italics, strikethrough 4. Inline code and code blocks 5. Bulleted and numbered lists 6. Quote blocks 7. Links 8. Dividers 9. Description visibility Check out the example here, try it for yourself, and let us know what you think in the comments. Enjoy 🎉

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Hey guys! Love to be here🙌 I have a Qs on how YOU use SKOOL in your biz - I am currently using Kajabi (ALL-IN-ONE: landing pages, email list, CRM, payment, courses etc), I am thinking of potentially switching to SKOOL but don't know other softwares to enable the marketing + CRM part, how does your software 'landscape' look like at the moment with SKOOL?? 🧐

I have several courses in my program. Is there a feature when I can give specific people access to specific courses?

Is this a possibility without zoom, vimeo or youtube?

Is there something planned to capture emails of our members in other the free or paid (beta) community?

This q should probably go in the skool affiliate group but its kinda dead over there. I have a full bridge page website built out for my affiliate stuff which I run my google and facebook ads to. Currentely it goes to the main /refer page but when they click the button from my site....they already have the full overview of what Skool is and I want them to go to the /signup where they go ahead and input their CC. I cant just put skool.com/signup as that's not tied to my affilliate link.....how have some of you done this? @Sid Sahasrabuddhe

I would love to announce this in my skool group. Is this a thing yet?

I want to sell a course and want to show visitor my videos they get access to.

Imagine making a calendar event only accessible to members at level 6. Is this something you want?

Do you want to create a paid subscription community on Skool? We're looking for 100 creators to join a private beta where you'll work with the Skool team directly to test features, give feedback, and collaborate with us to make your own paid subscription community. Please complete this survey to apply. Are you excited? We're excited. Share some excitement in the comments.

Hello, I have uploaded some videos to my community course on Skool, and these videos are uploaded from YouTube. I wanted to know if there is a way to prevent people from accessing the video on YouTube, because when you click on the video, it takes you directly to the YouTube channel, and this way people will be able to watch the videos outside of the community.

We think "Courses" is more intuitive. What do you think?

IM PUTTING THIS OUT AS AN ACCOUNTABILITY POST! MARK MY WORDS ON THIS.. We will make $500K/mo in the next 3-6 months or less with Skool ONLY.. At the moment we're doing $600K-$700K/mo with AppointmentSetterCom using IG/FB only but it's a total mess.. Everything is scattered among different platforms with our marketing strategies. Me and my lady who is also my business partner in this company are going to do 2 cool things over the next 7-14 days. We're going to build two low ticket courses, one for our B2C and one for our B2B. Here are my goals that I KNOW we will achieve in the next 3-6 months or less. 1. Make $500K/mo with our low ticket offer strategy for our B2C & B2B ON SKOOL ONLY.. 2. Make $10K/mo as a Skool Affiliate as we move fully onto the platform for marketing now too I'm already invested multi 6 figures into Skool and my next step is to also now truly use it as marketing platform for our companies because it fits so perfectly into what we're already doing. In the past we've already achieved these figures but then we used a Facebook Group where our DMs would go to spam, the course was on another platform and it was all scattered.. Now on Skool you'd land in primary, your emails land in primary, you can DM people WHILE they watch the course.. So we're now going to be building our LTOs and launch in the next 1-2 weeks. I'm grateful to be a part of this community and I'll be breaking down A to Z how we'll have achieved this goal once we've hit it in this community and using Skool ONLY. For now, this is just a post to hold myself accountable and use it as a future case study too for people who are on the fence of using Skool. Let's GO!

I've seen @Andrew Kirby, @Brian Moncada, and many others build great communities FAST. It seems like a superior "lead nurture" model as opposed to email marketing or other social channels. I've been thinking about starting a community myself and am curious about those that have, how long did it take to "get off the ground?"

Please can we have the ability to duplicate courses, sets, and modules. Would make life so much easier for creating my downsell courses. Please like or comment if you like the idea.

Want a simple landing page that explains what your group is about and why people should join? Now you have one! See an example here. You can promote your group by adding videos, images, and a description. You can specify if your group is free or paid. (less confusion when non-customers request access thinking it's free). For private groups: Non-members will see this page when they visit any of your group's links. For public groups: Non-members will see this page on the "About" tab. Once somebody is a member of a group, they'll see this page under the "About" tab. If you're an admin of a group, go to the "About" tab to customize your landing page. Try it for yourself and let us know what you think? 🎉

How do I see the email addresses of members? I was thinking a few months ago it was on their profile page but I don't see them now.

most of message box on skool, such as direct message or even create a post does not allow image paste. for screenshot we will have to save the image then attach which is time consuming. I wish you can add this feature

Hey Fam, What do you find best to host your site? My business is coaching, training & community for business owners everywhere. We run events in person, online and also have courses based on Skool. In the past I have only used Teachable to make a landing page and ver had a 'real' website. TIA!

Is it coming?

Hey guys! Curious if I'm getting the idea right! I have my high ticket coaching program hosted on Skool. I'm thinking of adding a lower ticket product now and creating an entry-level Skool group for that ($1,000 product), should I also create a third "free" Skool group that drives people to the $1k product? What are your thoughts on that guys? Thanks

What are y'all's thoughts on creating separate Skool groups for free and paid communities vs combining them together? Here are the pros and cons I've thought of so far: Combining groups: Pros - Simple. One group to manage. - Bigger searchable library of content. - Get more people to show up to collab calls. - Non-paid members get to see wins of members. Cons - Feels less exclusive for paid members. - Collab Calls may get crowded. - Discussion may get confusing for paid vs non-paid. Seperate groups: Pros - More exclusive experience for paid members. - More focused discussion. Cons - More complicated. One more group to manage. - Starting off, Collab Calls may have low attendance. - Less benefit of non-paid members seeing paid member success. - Knowledgebase split into two. - Have to host 2 Collab Calls Curious if anyone else is having this debate or has experience experimenting with either setup. Lmk in comments 🤙

Wondering if anyone here has successfully done this. If so, what was your process from a high level? Any lessons learned? @Ted Carr

We just shipped these features: 1. Course progress — see what % of your courses members have completed. (image #1). 2. Churned tab — see members who left your group and when. (image #2). 3. Membership settings modal — access all member info easily from the members list, profile, or profile preview. Membership questions, course progress, etc. live here now. (image #3). Check them out and let us know what you think? Enjoy 🎉

Is it possible to have courses unlock once a certain number of gems are obtained/awarded? The reason (and difference) for this is to be able to more manually control the gamification process and to open it up to creativity outside of only the points earned from creating valuable posts model. This would allow me as a coach to incentivize and award prizes based on my students doing something tangible that I teach them in a course and then have them write a post once they do it and then award a gem for it. For example, I coach government contracting. I want to incentivize my students to post a bid summary post every time they respond to a bid. This will be great hype for our group. Every time they submit a bid and post a "bid summary post", I want to award them with one gem. At 1 gem, I want to award them a t shirt. At 5 gems a coffee mug, at 10 gems a coaching call, etc. In a nutshell, I want to use gamification not for necessarily incentivizing value posts, but for incentivizing work done in a course. It seems like having the option to have gems unlock a course, that for example can house a typeform link to send over their t-shirt size or a Calendly link to schedule their 1-on-1 call, would open up so many creative methods to gamify your course and make the process of learning and implementing even more real and engaging for the students. Apologies if I've already missed the boat on this...

Can anyone provide examples of how/if ecommerce/physical product brands are utilising skool in creative ways?