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I think we all are trying to figure out how to stop bots and spammers from getting into our communities. The video below shows one method I'm using to reduce bots. 👇

Some of you may have seen this & some of you may have not... Either way, it's good knowledge for those wanting to scale using the tiers feature that was recently released! Sam Ovens (CEO of Skool) & Kirby (His right hand man) break it all down in this episode of Skool News. All community owners become a member of the Skoolers group when they start their own community on the platform. If you're not already a community owner & want to become a Skooler join the group here

Ever notice that little 🔥 beside someone’s name? It means you’re in the game, showing up, connecting, and making an impact. 👀 People get curious when they see that flame. They want to know who you are, what your group’s about, and why you’re always in the mix. And it’s not just about the flame. The number level next to your name is another powerful signal. Each level you reach shows you’re consistently participating, sharing, and supporting others. 📊 Those levels aren’t just for looks. They show you’re trusted, active, and in it for the long haul. Activity is the secret sauce, whether you’re building your own group, meeting collaborators, or growing your brand. The more you engage, commenting, posting, welcoming people, sharing wins, the faster you level up and the more opportunities and connections come your way. 🚀 How do you get the flame? Earn that 🔥 by being active for 30 days in a row, with 10 or more activities each day. That’s commenting, posting, liking, replying, helping others. It all counts! Skool gives you the flame as a badge of consistency, commitment, and impact. 🥇 Let’s keep this place on fire (the good kind). Drop some advice, share a win, or welcome a newcomer and watch that little flame pop up for you. 🌟 Your energy makes this community better. Who’s seeing flames? 🔥 Who’s on their way up? Let’s see those flames everywhere 👀 Who’s in?

We covered the foundations of how to brand your AI today, but I threw in a quick bonus at the end that got people’s attention. How to write a Magic Prompt. And in case you missed it here it is! 👇 EXAMPLE AT THE END. (also I added some info about Wispr) #Role: - Tell the AI who it’s pretending to be. Give it identity, experience, authority and energy. #Objective: - Tell it what to do and why it matters. This is the mission. Be direct. #Context: - This is what most people skip, and it’s where the magic happens. Give background. Who is this for? What’s the situation? #Instructions: - Spell out exactly how you want the answer delivered. You're the director, tell the AI what the scene looks like. #Notes (Optional) - These are your guardrails, things to include or avoid or that didn't fit above. Why This Works Because you’re giving the AI what most people don’t: clarity, authority, and emotion. The better you brief it, the better it becomes at thinking with you. 🚨 EXAMPLE 👇🏻 # ROLE: Act like a certified fitness coach who helps busy beginners get fit at home with no gym and no guilt. # OBJECTIVE: Create a 4-week workout plan that builds confidence and consistency for someone starting from zero. # CONTEXT: The client is a 38-year-old woman who’s moderately active but struggles with consistency. She works full-time, has two kids, and wants to build strength and energy without feeling sore or exhausted. She’s tried other programs before and quit after a week. She’s short on time and needs something doable, not extreme. # INSTRUCTIONS: - Use short, encouraging sentences. - Include a warm-up, workout, and cool-down for each day. - Keep workouts between 25–35 minutes. - End every week with a motivational message like: “You just crushed week 2 — most people quit here, but not you.” # NOTES: - Avoid gym jargon or complicated moves. - Keep tone supportive, not shouty. - Mention hydration and recovery tips. This is how you turn a generic prompt into something that sounds like it was written by a coach who actually knows the person!