A lot of Skool builders focus only on the community side — posts, engagement, and value inside the group. But the real challenge is bringing new people in consistently. That’s where YouTube becomes powerful. Not just for views, but because: • One video can bring members for months or even years • It builds trust before people even join your community • Long-form content positions you as an authority in your niche • Your videos become a 24/7 discovery engine for your Skool The key is not just posting videos randomly. It’s about researching topics, creating strong titles, and packaging content in a way people actually want to click. Curious to hear from other Skool builders here — Are you currently using YouTube to grow your community, or relying on other channels?

Hi Everyone, excited to be here! My favourite colour is Navy Blue, Pokémon? will I be kicked out because I don't know any of them apart from Pikachu?! and my current Skool challenge is deciding whether to start a new community as the first one may not be the right one?!