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All these can be found in the Classroom tab above this post ↑ 1. mini-courses on 30 online Business Ideas & 20 Side Hustles. 2. list of free and paid AI & Websites that will make your life easier. 3. quick way to validate a business idea in 5 Steps. 4. learn from other peoples mistakes - Books to Read and Success Stories. 5. depending on your skills and location, Remote Work might be an option.
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What the fu🤨k is Skool?
Most people join Skool to learn and “network” in very specific niches. For others, it's a place for making money and/or building a following. Skool is similar to Facebook and similar to Reddit and yet it's completely different. There's lots of communities (gaming, fitness, business, AI, etc) - some are free, some are paid, some invisible, some public. This makes it an ideal solution for businesses, educators, and influencers who wish to build an audience, monetize content, sell digital products, or offer coaching programs. Guru paradis-🤐 You don't need to have an existing audience - there's SEO possibilities and communities also benefit from getting free users through skools discovery page. Pros of Skool Communities: 1. There's multiple ways to make money, not only for community owner - it's members as well. 2. Thanks to skools 'dicovery' feature, you can get members from existing communities and users, people tend to flock around which means organic growth for those that have an existing group. 3. Skool has features that help improve users interaction with gamification, boards and events. Cons of Skool Communities: 1. While skool has cool features, it comes at a cost - $99/month, or $9/month (free trial) with some features limited. 2. New users might find the platform complex initially, with many features to discover it takes time to learn and navigate effectively. 3. You will have to make updates to keep things engaging and manage the community while keeping out people with ill intentions 🚨🤖 (dropshipping 'experts’). How to make money using Skool? START a paid community: (this is an affiliate link, I'll explain how the system works) This involves charging people for access to your Skool community and courses. For more monetization options you can leverage sponsored content, affiliate marketing, consulting, and one-time course sales. START a free community
You have the business idea. But what happens after the idea?
One thing I’ve noticed is that coming up with an online business idea is often the easy part. The harder part is turning that idea into something that actually looks **credible, professional, and ready for customers. You can have: . A great product idea . A social media presence . A clear target audience . Lots of motivation …but if someone discovers your business and there’s nowhere professional for them to learn more, trust you, or make a purchase, you may be losing potential customers. Your online presence is part of your first impression. That's why I think the journey should be: Idea → Brand → Online presence → Customers → Growth** I know an e-commerce specialist who helps businesses with things like online store setup, store design, user experience, and improving the customer journey. She’s currently also looking to expand her portfolio by working with a few businesses. So I'm curious: If you already have an online business idea, what's the ONE thing stopping you from turning it into a real business right now? Is it the product, branding, website, marketing, finding customers, or simply knowing where to start? Drop it below. 👇
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Activity and Progress
One of the biggest mistakes I made when starting my online business was confusing activity with progress. I'd spend hours tweaking websites, researching tools, watching tutorials, and planning new strategies. At the end of the week, I was exhausted but nothing had actually moved the business forward. The turning point came when I started asking myself one question every morning: "What is the one task today that could directly lead to a customer, a sale, or a meaningful business opportunity?" It's amazing how much unnecessary work disappears when you focus on that. What's one activity you used to think was productive but later realized was mostly a distraction?
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How do you find and validate your ideas? Do you vibecode?
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