Most cities have Business Exops where people show off their businesses. What if a group of you, say, @Jeff Baer @Krista Brea and @Steve Gast chipped in together to get a booth where you try to get new subscribers and also use your QRcodes for your skools and also to sign up new members to utilize the 40% commission from skool. If you split the cost, you could each share in the cost of the booth, and then you get those wind signs where you have all three of your QR Codes large enough for bystanders to see and take pictures of. You can then have handouts or business cards, etc. Sign them up on the spot for extra bonuses. Obviously, this image could be a more generic banner or one that supports multiple communities. You could even sell a portion to communities who can't make it, the downside of course would you can talk to the people on the spot, but it might cover your. cost.

I recently decided to turn off Skool's Growth Boost for Bio Builders. For me, it came down to one thing: Protecting my affiliates. Every Bio Builders member can share the community and earn 40% recurring commissions when someone they refer upgrades and pays for their own EZ Bio Page. And you don't need to be a paid EZ Bio member to participate. 🔗 Your EZ Bio Page Can Do the Referring When you create your EZ Bio Page, you have the option to turn on your affiliate badge. That badge connects visitors to Bio Builders using your affiliate link. Someone visits your Bio Page → clicks your badge → joins Bio Builders → upgrades to a paid Bio Page → you earn 40% recurring. 🤝 Why Turn Off Boost? Skool Boost could potentially bring additional people into the community. But I don't want another acquisition channel competing with the members and affiliates who are already helping me spread the word. If you introduce someone to Bio Builders or EZ Bio, I want you to have the opportunity to get credit for that referral. I'd rather put that opportunity (and money) in our members' hands. 🚀 Even If You're a Free Member You don't have to be a paying EZ Bio customer to refer someone. If you're a free member and you know someone who could benefit from Bio Builders or EZ Bio, share the community using your affiliate link. If they eventually upgrade to a paid Bio Page, you can earn 40% recurring. That's why I turned off Skool Boost. I'd rather reward the community that's helping me build the community. 🤝

Today marks one full year of keeping my 🔥 alive on Skool. That means for 365 days, I’ve maintained a streak of 10+ activities every single day. But does the streak really matter? Not really. The little 🔥 doesn’t build a community. Showing up does. Answering a question. Welcoming a new member. Posting something useful. Leaving a thoughtful comment. Helping someone make a connection. Those little actions don't seem like much on any given day. But do them every day for a year, and they add up. The 🔥 is just the scoreboard. Consistency is the real win. So now I'm curious... 🔥 How long is YOUR current Skool streak? Drop your number below — whether it's 1 day or 1,000 days. And if you don't have a streak yet? Today is a pretty good day to start one.

How many times have you written basically the same email to different people? Maybe it's... 👉 Welcome instructions 👉 A follow-up after a call 👉 Directions or next steps 👉 A request for information 👉 An answer to a question you get all the time 👉 Instructions you regularly send customers or members You type it once. Then again. Then again. Or maybe you hunt through your Sent folder, find the last one, copy it, paste it, change the name... 😩 There's a much easier way built right into Gmail. Gmail lets you save emails as Templates. When you need that email again, start a new message, choose your template, personalize it for that person, and hit Send. Same email. Different person. Sent one at a time. No complicated automation required. I can show you how to set this up in Gmail in just a few minutes. Want the tutorial? Comment GMAIL below. 👇

Every day we're chasing more followers. More website visitors. More email subscribers. But what if the most valuable piece of digital real estate isn't on the internet at all? It's being saved in someone else's contacts. Think about what happens after someone saves your vCard. 📞 When you call, your name appears. 💬 When you text, they know exactly who it's from. 📧 When you email, you're no longer just another sender in their inbox. Instead of wondering, "Who is this?" They instantly recognize you. That's powerful. Social media platforms can change. Algorithms can change. Even websites come and go. But a saved contact stays on someone's phone until they choose to remove it. That's why I don't think the goal is getting someone to scan a QR code. The goal isn't even getting them to visit your Link-in-Bio. The real goal is earning a permanent place in their contacts. Because every future call, text, email, appointment reminder, follow-up, or CRM message starts with something that can't be bought... Recognition. And recognition builds trust. Do you have a proven way to get others to save your most important contact details saved to their device ? Let me know how you do it 👇