Okay, you caught me. 😅 Remember that PSA @Shannon Boyer posted about the CLASSIFIEDS being a public group? The one where she explained that everything here is indexed by Google? Yeah... that was the setup. Because here's what I didn't tell you in the original workshop announcement: The workshop on January 30 is 100% about SEO for public Skool groups. It's about making your Skool posts discoverable. Getting your community found by people searching Google for what you offer. Understanding why some posts show up in search results and others disappear into the void. That's literally search engine optimization. But I didn't call it that in the announcement. And now you're probably wondering why. 🤫Here's why I kept it vague: If I had named it "SEO for Skool Workshop," here's what would've happened: Some of you would've thought: • "I already know SEO. This isn't for me." (and you'd miss how it applies specifically to Skool) • "SEO sounds too technical. I'm not ready for that." (even though this is beginner-friendly) • "I don't care about Google. I just want to network." (but you're missing organic growth opportunities) And ALL of those people would've disqualified themselves before even hearing what I have to share. So I called it "Make Your CLASSIFIEDS Posts Work Harder for You." Same workshop. Same valuable content. Just... less intimidating. More inclusive. But now the cat's out of the bag. 🐱 And honestly? I'm glad. Because after Shannon posted that PSA, I dropped this comment: > "And THIS is why you want to be at the workshop on January 30th!!!" Here's what this "SEO for Skool" workshop actually covers: ✅ How to make your Classifieds posts discoverable on Google (without feeling like a tech nerd) ✅ Why some posts get found by people searching for solutions weeks later—and others vanish ✅ What I have discovered from analyzing 100+ CLASSIFIEDS posts and rating them for discoverability

Skool owners… quick gut check. If your community technically works, but isn’t becoming as relational as you expected, you’re probably not imagining it. You’re posting. You’re showing up. You’re doing the right things… and yet it still feels a little cold. Transactional. Like people are present, but not really with each other. Members join, but they don’t jump in. They consume, but they don’t share. Conversations happen, but the relationships don’t deepen. And if you care about the people you built this space for, that part is even more frustrating. This is usually the moment people realize the structure is there… but the connection isn’t growing the way they hoped. Listen.... I’m opening a few paid Community Reviews for Skool communities. This isn’t coaching. You don't need a rebuild. It's one tiny tweak... This is one focused working session where we look at one specific friction point inside your community and identify what’s breaking momentum right now. I’m not coming in to give you prompts or content ideas. I’m looking at how your community is teaching people to participate… or not. What gets rewarded. What gets ignored. What quietly trains people to wait instead of lead. Most issues aren’t about doing more. They’re about order, load, and how the system is training people to interact or not. I’m good at spotting the thing you’ve adapted to… but your members are reacting to. I wrote up the full details here 👇 MOCKUP You’ll know pretty quickly if this applies to you. (Keeping this limited on purpose so it stays focused.)

Maybe you are neurospicy (neurodivergent 🤪) and wanting to build a biz online? I got invited to chat with @Michelle McCartney, another mompreneur extraordinaire. We chatted tips and tricks for newbies on community building for those contemplating (or in the thick of) starting a side hustle last, watch the newly posted video below. I’m a neurospicy mama of 7, we homeschool and homestead and I have built (now) 3 different online community businesses in 2 year time frames from scratch to 6 figures without following the bro marketing, hustle culture crowd. This last one has been the best experience building on Skool, and it fits around my busy life without a bunch of drama. If you are a parentpreneur and/or neurospicy (or neurotypical and tired of the standard BS) and wanting to build a skool community and you desire a bomb ass community full of raving fans that bring their friends and engage, you don’t have to squash yourself into others boxes… You came here with a passion and a purpose, and I have a space full of incredible humans that are multi passionate, quirky, and incredible that are welcoming to everyone… we have a shit ton of fun while we get the next right thing done. Our group Fix your Funk’s speciality is conversions and traffic, getting your skool about page situated with your authentic flavor that sets it apart from everyone else in your niche, and actually brings the right folks in and repels the ones it’s not for so you have a space that yes makes you money without being smarmy but even better folks connect and stick around, have fun, and it grows like it’s supposed to. We have a free FAFO tool that makes a normally ego death feeling process (of doing your about page text) a bit more fun and walks you through the whole thing so you have great text copy to put up on your page 🤪 👇🏻 What about page questions do you have currently?

@Lisa Drennon , wealth activator, of the Smell of Money is offering a masterclass you won't want to miss! It's on January 22, and you can check out the calendar for the time in your time zone and the Zoom link! *Because this group is public, you can share this event with anyone you think would find it valuable, whether they are a CLASSIFIEDS member or not! __________________________________________________ 💵 Calm Cash Flow Workshop 💵 If money feels loud, heavy, or constantly on your mind, this workshop gives you one thing most women are missing: a clear number you can spend each week without guilt. In this live workshop, you won’t budget, track every dollar, or “try harder.” Instead, you’ll set up a simple cash-flow structure that shows you: • exactly how much money is safe to spend right now • what’s already protected and accounted for • what your next money move is (so nothing floats in your head) You’ll leave with: ✔ one weekly spending number you trust ✔ one avoided money decision named and scheduled ✔ a calmer relationship with your bank account — immediately This isn’t about fixing everything. It’s about replacing money stress with clarity you can feel. Come get calm. The numbers will follow 🗝️🌬️💖💸

#WinItWednesday Yesterday, a Skool friend sent me a DM asking if I still do 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘐 𝘥𝘰. That question landed harder than expected. Not because the answer was no… but because it exposed something uncomfortable. I 𝘥𝘰 still help community owners. I just haven’t been talking about it clearly enough. So yeah… kick in the pants received. And honestly… massively motivating. Yesterday, I finished setting up GHL for the offers I’m actively running but haven’t been naming out loud. I finished my Classifieds ad. And once everything was actually aligned, I felt that familiar confidence return… the kind that only shows up when your systems match your skill. It also made something very obvious. If 𝘰𝘯𝘦 person wasn’t sure what I do… others probably weren’t either. So I’m getting the cat fully out of the bag today. Here’s what I do. I help Skool community owners turn their communities into ecosystems that create clients naturally. Not by posting more. Not by forcing engagement. Not by hyping people into activity. I work with community owners who already have a solid offer, a reliable traffic source, and a group that 【ｓｈｏｕｌｄ】 be primed for participation… yet something feels off. The feed looks active, but feels inconsistent. Members are present, but conversations don’t deepen. You know the value is there, but the flow isn’t happening. That’s where I come in. Most community engagement issues are not content problems. They’re structural problems. When you’re building inside your own Skool community, you’re too close to see the friction points. The same way you can’t read the label when you’re inside the bottle. The thing you built matters to you… which makes it harder to spot where energy is getting blocked. Sometimes it’s a positioning issue. Sometimes it’s a signal problem. Sometimes it’s a missing entry point that keeps members watching instead of participating. Those are invisible when you’re inside the work every day. I take a deep dive with community owners to identify what’s interrupting momentum, flattening engagement, or preventing members from naturally moving toward your offers.