There's been a lot of discussion lately about whether it's better to offer a 7-day free trial or a Freemium community. Today, Skool may have tipped the scales a little. When someone clicks Join Group on a Freemium community, they now see your paid membership tiers before joining the free community. I think that's a meaningful improvement. Instead of discovering your paid options later, visitors immediately know there's a path to upgrade. For creators using Freemium, that's one more opportunity to communicate the value of becoming a paid member. Will it outperform a 7-day trial? Time will tell. But it's nice to see Skool continuing to invest in the Freemium experience. Which model are you using today? 🟢 Freemium 🔵 7-Day Free Trial 🟣 Paid Only 🟡 Still deciding I'd also love to hear why you chose that model.

I’m rolling out FREE Logo QR Codes for Skool community owners and Skool users👀 If you want a scannable QR code that links directly to your community (perfect for profiles, bios, flyers, business cards, or IRL networking), I’ve got you covered. How it works: 1️⃣ Like this post 2️⃣ Comment the keyword "LOGOQR" below (Do not use " ") 3️⃣ You’ll get a custom Logo QR Code for your community — free No catch. Just a little way to help you get more eyes on your community, online and in real life. 👇 Drop the keyword "LOGOQR" below if you want one.

I may be a bit extreme, but I have a tremendous number of websites and social media outlets. Most are interlinked, some are totally independent - but I've got... a LOT of internet "properties." For the past week, I've been going through and cleaning things up, deleting some stuff, updating, etc. For a one man band, it's always amazing to me how many things I have to fix or correct or update on the regular. I'm not necessarily talking updating software or whatever - but links, images, styles and vibe. In branding (that's what I do, by the way,) presenting a correct, consistent and fresh front is massively important. It's amazing to me how many "influencers" and online marketers have broken links, outdated info and totally inconsistent visual presentations. That's why I "audit" my properties once every couple of months. I have an SOP that works for me. It's probably worthless to anyone else - but I'd be curious to see anyone's systems or setups for making sure your online presence isn't stuck in 6 months ago. Photo of me during my McGriddlehead days. For attention only. That story is told on one of my 48 websites.

When I first visited Andrew Brooks' Spirited Food community, one thing immediately stood out... His cover image. It was terrible (Sorry, Andrew)🙃 Andrew is a chef, nutritionist, and genuinely passionate about helping people improve their health through food. But his original community image didn't communicate that nearly as well as it could. So we started talking. Not just one prompt. A conversation with Chat GPT. We refined the message, changed the layout, emphasized Andrew instead of the text, showcased beautiful food photography, and kept iterating until it felt like Andrew. The before-and-after difference is remarkable. The new image instantly tells visitors: 🥗 Love food. ⚖️ Lose weight. 💚 Feel better. That's the power of AI. Not because it magically creates the perfect image on the first try... But because it helps you collaborate, experiment, and refine your ideas until they're right. If you're looking for a chef-led, food-first approach to healthy weight loss, gut health, and reducing inflammation—without restrictive dieting—I highly recommend checking out Andrew's community. 👉 Spirited Food https://www.skool.com/spiritedfood/about?ref=d7f78e32b9ac49e48560960ec2a57521 Would it be helpful if I shared the entire ChatGPT conversation that created this image? It wasn't one magic prompt—it was a collaborative back-and-forth until we got it right. Comment "CHAT" below if you'd like me to post it. @Andrew Brooks

I have had a rush of new members who found me through my Logo QR Code Generator, and several have asked me how to bookmark the QR code on their phones. Having a quick way to share your community IRL can be the difference between seizing a new opportunity or letting it slip through your fingers. Enjoy! @Liisa Reimann