Not sure if it’s just me, but I think it would be nice to have a feature where you can see the communities you have referred. As it stands I can’t seem to find any of the communities that I referred, despite knowing there names and they’ve been paying for a few months. If I could see the communities then I would be able to make a judgement on how long I think there’ll keep paying for Skool and therefore calculate an estimate of their LTV to me the affiliate.

I have some suggestions for the affiliate program as there is an issue here (in my opinion). Imagine I get a person to sign up for a free account (or pay to my community); he then realizes he loves Skool, starts to explore more communities, and then decides to create a community. Then, the last community gets 100% of the reward because he was in that community while pressing the + button to create his own community. This seems so unfair, and I assume your strategy is for people to create communities about creating communities. Hence, you grow because you make money here, but the solutions below won't interfere with that. And I, who initially brought the person to the platform, don't get rewarded for it, and it's quite wrong to assume just the last community is the reason for him making a community, and bringing people initially to the platform is at least half the job, IMO. Two solutions that I see: 1. The initial link (affiliate/person) that brought the person to the platform gets 100% if he starts a paying community within 1-2 days. 2. A 50/50 split between the two, in this case, me and then where he created his community. Let me know what you think!

Hi everyone. I've found that some people are resistant to affiliate links and tend not to trust the recommendations. When they see the "ref" or "referral" it's a giveaway and people become suspicious. I am an affiliate with another company, Click Bank, which has an interesting system. The initial affiliate link become a regular link with what appears to be random numbers afterwards. As an example: https://company.net/?affiliate=affiliatecode&vendor=company&w=product is a generic affiliate link. Once the link is entered the visible link is: https://domainname.com/a/classic?gl=61d41db18ebf585569ba7838 Perhaps this is something that Skool can think about going forward for the affiliate links?

Hey there Skool Affiliates, I’m curious if there is a timeline on ability to sell a locked course / set within a group…? Also the ability to lock courses and have them unlock the next course or module when they are completed as opposed to just drip fed by time, manually giving access or using external apps and zaps? Loving the platform so far. 🙏🏼

This idea came from @Ted Carr - Just wanted to bring it up again!! This would help a lot keep track and see progress once you are at a certain level and I feel like a lot of people in here got to this point! :)