Viewing a QR code in an email on your phone? You don't need another device to scan it. Just press and hold the QR code image. On most iPhones and many Android phones, your device will recognize the QR code and give you the option to open the link instantly. It's a quick way to test your own Logo QR Codes, Link-in-Bio pages, or any QR code someone emails you. 💡 I use this all the time when testing my own QR codes. Did you know this trick? 👍 Yes 🤯 Learned something new today 🚨Please note, this trick is for Black & White QR codes only, not Logo QR codes! @Kelly V

If you’re in a lot of Skool communities, things can get messy fast. I recently joined a new one—Manda Jackson’s Skill Soul Studio—and it reminded me why I keep things organized on my end. Here are two simple tweaks I use to stay in control: 1. Alphabetize Your Communities This makes a bigger difference than you think. When everything is in order, it’s way easier to: - Find a specific community - Leave ones you don’t need anymore - Adjust notifications or settings quickly Small change… big time saver. 2. Hide Communities From Your Profile This one’s more strategic. I prefer to keep my joined communities private. Why? Because when I share a community as an affiliate, I don’t want distractions or competing links sitting on my profile. It keeps the focus where I want it: 👉 the link I’m promoting Simple stuff—but if you’re active on Skool, this can make your life a lot easier (and a lot cleaner). Curious—are you organizing your communities yet, or just letting them pile up? 👇

Most PDFs are dead ends. But this week, I turned one into something way more powerful 👇 Shoutout to @Reinhold DrLautner He’s doing something really important: AiMaturity — helping adults 55–85 safely learn and use AI(chatbots, health tools, creative apps, real-life problem solving… all with a safety-first approach) He shared a PDF… Instead of just downloading it and letting it sit, I did this: 👉 Converted it into an Artifact using Claude 👉 Structured it into clean, readable sections 👉 Turned it into something that can be converted to HTML + hosted online Why this matters: That PDF is now on its way to becoming: ✅ A searchable web page ✅ Something you can link to from a bio ✅ Perfect for QR code sharing (IRL 👀) ✅ Easy to update as content evolves ✅ Way more usable than a static file This is the shift more people need to see: PDF → Artifact → HTML → Traffic Instead of sending someone a file… You’re sending them to a real asset. And for someone like Reinhold—who’s educating an audience that values clarity, simplicity, and safety—this makes the content even more accessible. Bigger picture: If you’re creating: • Guides • Lead magnets • Educational resources • Community intros Stop thinking “PDF first” Start thinking: 👉 “How does this live online?” Because once it’s HTML… You can plug it into: • Your link-in-bio • Your Skool community • Your QR flyers • Your affiliate flows Static files don’t grow. Pages do. To view the Artifact, scan the QR code, or view it here: https://pdq.to/abacus/

I’m rolling out the first versions of my IRL Canva flyer templates—and you’re getting an early look 👀 These flyers are designed to work with custom QR codes so you can drive real-world traffic directly to your: • About pages • Link-in-bio pages • Community offers This isn’t just a showcase—I want your input. 💡 Come in, take a look, and help shape the next wave of templates. Your feedback will directly influence what gets built next. ⚠️ Heads up: Moving forward, these will be reserved for Level 3+ members… …but if you're already here, you're getting grandfathered in 🤝 Let’s build something that actually works in the real world. See you at 2 PM.

I’m celebrating my 400th Member Today! I’m celebrating my 400th Member Today! 7 months and 3 days! And many of my original members are still with me from the early days! I’m psyched because I’m finally making money my MRR is increasing and people are sticking around to learn film!