Hey @Gwynne Conlyn I saw your post on Skoolers today...and while everyone's answers were great...I thought this video would be more helpful to your questions: "I would like to - charge a members' joining fee - Prices for separate modules - A premium price for the VIP module How do I set that up, please?" 𝗟𝗲𝘁 𝗺𝗲 𝗸𝗻𝗼𝘄 𝗶𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝘃𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗼 𝗵𝗲𝗹𝗽𝗲𝗱?

Be on Skool. These are screen shots of members in this community with Skool communities. I'm not suggesting you never sleep, but high growth communities have got it figured out that Skool is 24/7. Let's open-share what you're doing to grow on Skool?

Hello everyone! I have a few questions about launching my first Skool community. 🚀 I believe I’m overthinking it to some degree (lol 😂), but I want to get your insights on a few things: 1️⃣ When do you go from free to a “freemium” model? ➡️What is the best timeline or member count to make that switch? 2️⃣ Should you have rewards and incentives for all levels preset at the beginning? ➡️Do you map out the leaderboard prizes for levels 1-9 on day one, or build them as you go? 3️⃣ Do you need legal disclaimers or formal policies in place that require an attorney? ➡️For example: “This group does not provide medical advice” or “This group doesn’t guarantee XYZ results.” How are you guys handling liability? A bit of context: I don’t have an active email list or an email funnel built yet, so I need to set that up too. Would love to hear how you handled these steps when you first launched. Any advice is appreciated! 💛

📈 A few people have asked how I've been growing my community organically, so I thought I'd share what's worked for me. The truth? It's not one big strategy. It's a bunch of small, intentional things that work together over time. Here's what I do... 🤝 I participate in summits, bundles, podcasts, and collaborations where I know my ideal audience is already hanging out. 📧 Every freebie, product, and offer I create includes an invitation to join my free community—usually on the thank you page, in the welcome email, or inside the resource itself. 🎤 Whenever I speak at a summit, I invite people to join my community if they'd like more support after the event. It's free, it's helpful, and it's a natural next step. 💜 My community has also become the natural "next step" during and after my events. For my last summit, the community was featured as a sponsor, so attendees saw it throughout the event and always knew where they could continue the conversation afterward. 📱 I regularly share my community with my email list and on Facebook (my social platform of choice). 🌟 I spend time in a handful of communities where I genuinely believe my people are hanging out. Not dozens... just a few. And here's the thing... Finding the right communities takes time. It's trial and error. Some are a great fit. Some aren't. Sometimes life gets busy and I disappear for a few weeks... and that's okay too. I simply come back when I have more time. For me, community growth has never been about one viral post. It's been about consistently showing up, building relationships, and making it easy for people to stay connected after they discover me. 💬 I'd love to know... What's one thing you've done that's helped grow your community organically?

Have you run a virtual summer camp kinda thing in your community before? (hello, we're in skool scale camp!) But something with a mission + the fun. Doing one right now? Was it free? Low ticket? Love to chat and learn what engaged your people. The fun and play? Prizes? The outcome? I've wanted to do something like this for a long time, and honestly? Between AI tools, interactive experiences, and the fact that it's July - I BIT! Perfect time to inject some playful magic into the work I was already doing. 🪄 The work is real. The outcome is real. But it's dressed like summer, not like homework. Which got me thinking. 👇 If you ran a summer camp inside your community this summer, what would make it worth showing up for? What's the one thing that would make someone think okay yes, I'm in — not out of obligation, but because it genuinely sounded like fun? Share if you like. I'm all fox ears. 🦊✨