GROWTH OPERATOR OUTREACH ( Loom style ) 👀🔥

I’ve made a killa video in my community all around how to send a proper loom but for those who want the basic framework , It’s down below.

How to Present Skool to a Future Client as a Growth Operator 👇

When explaining Skool to a prospect, the goal is not to overwhelm them with every technical detail but to give them a clear vision of the opportunity. You want them intrigued enough to jump on a call with you, where you’ll walk them through the specifics.

Avoid Filler Words & Unclear Phrases

First, make sure to eliminate vague or filler words like:

❌ “You know…”

❌ “Whatever…”

❌ “Stuff like that…”

These phrases weaken your pitch and make you sound unsure. Instead, be clear and concise, using concrete examples to illustrate your points.

Use a Mock Skool Community Instead of Overloading with Information

Rather than explaining Skool abstractly, show them what their community could look like. The best way to do this is by creating a mock community inside Skool and giving them a quick walkthrough. This helps them:

✔ Visualize their own community

✔ See the potential for engagement

✔ Understand how easy it is to monetize

Keep this walkthrough short—just enough to spark curiosity and lead them to ask for more details.

What is Skool?

Skool is an all-in-one community platform that combines:

✅ A private community (like a better version of Facebook Groups)

✅ A structured course area for selling info products

✅ A gamified experience with leaderboards and engagement tools

✅ A built-in calendar & event system for live calls and coaching

Unlike platforms like Facebook or Discord, Skool is designed specifically for creators, coaches, and consultants to build thriving communities without distractions.

Why Skool Works (Real Success Stories)

Many creators and business owners have scaled to 6 or 7 figures using Skool. Some examples include:

📌 Sam Ovens (Founder of Skool) built a 7-figure business around high-ticket coaching and used Skool to create a more engaged and profitable community.

📌 Multiple coaches have gone from $5K/month to $50K+ by switching to Skool, as it allows them to monetize their audience effectively while keeping engagement high.

📌 A fitness coach scaled his $29/month membership to 2,000+ members, generating $60,000+ per month just by moving to Skool.

What Your Community Will Look Like

Instead of explaining every single feature, paint a picture of their community:

🔹 Imagine having a fully-branded community where your clients interact daily.

🔹 Your content is organized in a simple, Netflix-style layout.

🔹 Members can access your coaching, resources, and live calls in one place.

🔹 You have a built-in leaderboard that incentivizes engagement, making your clients more invested.

🔹 Instead of relying on Facebook or WhatsApp, you have your own ecosystem where your audience is focused on your content (not cat videos).

Next Step: Let’s Jump on a Call

At this point, you’ve created curiosity , they understand the opportunity, but they still need to know how it works for them specifically. That’s where the sales call comes in.

When wrapping up, say something like:

“I can already see how this would be a game changer for your business. Rather than trying to explain everything here, let’s hop on a quick call, and I’ll show you exactly how we’d set this up for you.”

Final Notes

• Keep it simple , don’t go into every tiny feature.

• Show, don’t tell the mock Skool community will do the heavy lifting.

• Leave them wanting more make the call feel like the natural next step.

Hope This helps

Marty

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