Congratulations 💃🏽

@Brenda Rigney oh another question popped into my head. I have a few categories like solo, travel, staycations, and just being a homebody enjoying your mortgage so to speak should I make those categories? It’s own module and insert the blog post that are associated to that category inside those modules as pages or folders or just stick to one resource module like you mentioned above and just separate the categories by folders and inside each folder there will be different pages, and those pages are technically the different block post?

@Brenda Rigney touché. I truly appreciate your feedback above truly helpful

@Megan Reif aw fantastic! Thank you ☺️

@Lindsay MacGregor thank you so much! I’ve added a dash of media buying in there too 😬. Not only do we build the tool, there’s tips on how to market it too

@Lorri-Lynn Roche totally! I adore the way Brenda thinks. 🙌🏽 and the community is so awesome

@Brenda Rigney omg that’s ab understatement. I am so DONE with working in corporate and in a cubicle 😒 i am trying hard to get to there. I am enjoying the journey

@Brenda Rigney okay just finished the vid and i really like how you think! 🙌🏽 This is such a smart approach. 🤯 Right now, one thing I’ve been doing is making a few classroom modules fully public so they can be indexed. I’ve also started adding pages inside those public modules that target specific search terms, questions, and topics my audience is actively looking for, then filling those pages with SEO/AEO-friendly content. What really resonates with me in your video is the idea of connecting feed categories directly to classroom pages. For example, your “Daily Gems” is a recurring feed category, creating a dedicated page inside the module and pinning all related posts there creates a much stronger content ecosystem instead of leaving posts scattered throughout the feed. Since public posts can be indexed, you’re essentially creating a growing library of related content connected to a central topic page. That’s a powerful way to improve discoverability while also making it easier for members to find relevant content. ⬅️ genius! I am definitely going to add this strategy to my classroom too Thanks for sharing your thought process. 👏🏾 you rock Brenda

@Brenda Rigney oh-em-gee! You’re right. Okay i have homework to do 🙌🏽