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How To Structure Challenges In Your Community
Lots of good tips in this video! Do you create challenges in your community?
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1 like • Jun 4
How does such a challenge actually work? Where do the people quote that they did what was asked at the day? Would I need to check with every person every day? How much time would I need to invest (I would do it if the only invest is setting it up and it runs for the people owns benefit) Is there a reward or something? How do you actually make it work? I could think about a topic. But so many questions...
1 like • Jun 5
@Mindy Molein so you created a new community for that? - I joined ☺️ I would like to put it inside a community. Are there any examples of such @anyone out there? Examples really help a lot.
Jan 30 • 
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Welcome to Join Skool! 🎉
You're probably here because you're new to Skool, or just curious about what this platform has to offer. My first tip is to download the app to make your life easier: → iPhone / iPad: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/skool-communities/id6447270545 → Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skool.skoolcommunities We are here to show you how Skool works, discover interesting communities, and get the tools to use the platform optimally, whether you want to join communities as a member or start your own. (get your 14 Day Free Trial here) The 'community' area (button on top) is the 'Home' of this community. The 'Classroom' area is where you can find all other things, for example: 💡 A library of other communities you might like. 📚 Module 1: How to Enjoy Skool as a Member 💰 Module 2: How to Earn Money on Skool as a Member Y 🚀 Module 3: How to Earn Money with Your Own Community 🔥 SKOOL EXPLAINED in Skool 101 Let's introduce yourself below 😃 👉 Who are you? (Name, where you're from) 👉 What brings you here? (Curiosity? Looking for a community? Want to start one?)
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2 likes • Mar 16
@Jan Schmaranzer Vorarlberg
3 likes • Mar 16
@Jan Schmaranzer Mindy sagt Du verdienst Geld auf Skool - wie? Und vor allem: braucht man dann irgendwas fürs Finanzamt/Bürokratie etc? Schon mal damit auseinandergesetzt?
turn a free community into a paid membership?
Hi there, I am stuck with a question because I am not sure how Skool really works. I'd like to test a community with online live sessions. I don't really know what will happen especially technically. If it all works out as I am thinking. So I don't want to charge the members anything in the beginning, so there are no expectations on a perfect community. Long-target goal: around 6-8 Euro monthly community fee - they get exchange with others, a weekly exercise for no extra charge plus access to online training sessions in small groups instructed and corrected by me - these should also be about 10 euro per 30 minutes. BUT IF I FIRST OFFER IT FREE, are those members free forever? What happens if I decide to make it a charged community - are those free members kicked out? Should I better charge e.g. 3 Euro in the beginning? And when I raise the price what happens to those low-price members?
1 like • Mar 16
@Mindy Molein I made up my mind. I'll go with 7 Euro per month and in the first weeks offer sessions without extra cost before introducing a price per session. Can you tell me does Skool offer the possibility that users pay-per-use - meaning they are only charged for sessions they book (additional to the membership). I want to limit the number of people per session and have a fair model, so that nobody thinks they are not getting enough value for their membership (or envy others are getting much more). One session stays free per week, but without limited participants. If Skool does not offer such a model can you recommend something to sell Zoom-30min-sessions in Europe?
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interested in people. Having worked with people in projects, processes and fulfilling desires with products and now targeting pain with biomechanics

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