When it comes to get people into your Skool what works best for you? I see people posting in ad communities like crazy. Post in their own communities like 3 /4 times a day. TBH I am starting to think I am not posting enough! What genuinely works for you?

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See this is not my community, but I’m posting a question in it. So my question is, how do YOU encourage people to make posts in your community as opposed to just commenting on posts that you make?? I say this because I feel like my community members as they don’t understand or maybe don’t feel invited or possibly feel insecure about making their own posts.. It really is a curiosity for me.

Everyone has a number in their head. A monthly recurring revenue (MRR) goal where you could confidently go full-time on Skool, focus on your community, and stop worrying about where the next dollar is coming from. For me, it's $3,000/month. For some, it's $5,000, $10,000, or even $50,000/month. What's the magic MRR number that would make you feel like you've truly "made it" on Skool? 👇 Drop your number in the comments.

Have any of you worked with other communities in your same niche to help each other out? If so what was the outcome?