Hey everyone, how are you all? So, a couple of things for me to cover this week. The first one is the referral winner competition and who has won the spin the wheel. The second one is the categories and how we are using them. As soon as I’ve got that screen up here, I just wanted to make sure you understand how we are doing this so it’s not too confusing because I like to keep things simple. Each of these categories relates to the dates that the events are occurring. So, if you are here to browse, you can pop into any of these weeks and you will find the events that people have listed so far for that particular week. Some people will be a little bit ahead of time, which is great because they have already started advertising their events early. You can browse between these weeks at any time. Now, for the people creating events, as you can see, I have now opened up the whole month ahead so that you can start advertising and showing your events off in advance. What this also means, which is a huge advantage, is that if you have events coming up, for example, during the week of the 27th July to the 2nd August, you can actually have them posted ready to go into the next edition of the Weekly Bulletin. So, is that sounding confusing? Let’s use an example. If you have an event on the 27th July, you would post it under this category here. Then, when the week of the 13th comes around and the next edition is being created, you can request for your event to go into that edition using the event registration form. You will find this in the classroom under Getting Started. The event registration form is here, and you can fill that in for the week you want your events to appear. It doesn’t have to wait until that actual week. In fact, I encourage you to start advertising your events at least two weeks in advance. I have also put an example in here of how you can map out your events and how to post them because we want people to see your events as often as possible. We all know these days it doesn’t take much for people to scroll straight past something.

Well lets make this less about me personally and lets talk about the overhaul on the Skool Events Weekly Bulletin. Prior to each weeks edition being circulated a preview will be available for you to view to make sure everything information wise is correct. If it is not then there is time for either you or for me to correct it. The guidelines are in the first classroom about what is needed when posting an event . I circulate the Weekly Bulletin on Sundays , New Zealand time. I plan to have the preview posted in the feed on Saturday, New Zealand time. It will be your responsibility to check it, there wont be any chasing. If you don't have the time to correct it after stating something is wrong then it will be removed from the Weekly Bulletin. Also please be aware of using any form of AI. It may be a quick and easy way for you to create something but can also cause a lot more work for others. Please do your homework to see if this will transfer correctly in the AI format to Canva PDF. I strongly recommend from personal experience, not to send me anything in AI PDF format. AI uses different text types and has many layers both of which Canva PDF can not pick up or translate as you expect it would like in your original AI version. So anything created by AI send to me in JPEG or PNG, having made sure first it is compatible. I am hoping soon to change this PDF to a Flip book for a more professional presentation, again it will still be down to you to do the homework to make sure anything AI will be compatible. You will also start noticing that there will be expert tips about events showing up in the weekly bulletin as well. These tips will have a link for you to connect through to the expert, literally just click on the pic. Currently the Skool Events Daily Experts are hand picked. There will come a time when you can apply, just to give you a heads up.