I reviewed 40 members 𝗔𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗣𝗮𝗴𝗲𝘀 to look for the following opportunities: 1. More conversions 2. More free to paid members 3. More engagement Find out what I found, how Viv, The Skool Mentor improved them and next steps you should take to optimize your About Page. Next step, share your updated Skool About Page below and ask for feedback from other members. Then, give feedback (bonus points if you add a Loom!) to two other communities who have posted under this thread.

You are a CREATOR. You get to choose which path you walk. Every single day. Which path did you choose today? 👣

First off… if you’ve started your Skool community >> congrats, amazing and fantastic!! 🎉 Such a good place to be right now. I’ve actually stepped away from Instagram and LinkedIn over the last month, and I’m all in on Skool… and honestly? The shift feels really good. I’m seeing a lot of new people getting started, so I wanted to keep this super simple: 👉 You can get your first 50 members without ads. 👉 You don’t need a big audience. 👉 You don’t need to overcomplicate it. I mapped out exactly how to do it in the infographic below 👇 Share in the comments what you already knew...and what was new to you!

Thanks for the tag @Lisa Drennon 💛 My niche is a curated marketplace for creators, entrepreneurs, and other online builders to showcase their offers and gain visibility, while free members can browse, connect, and learn through free resources. Kind of like a real farmers market, but for content creators, entrepreneurs, & online builders. I’m currently trying to grow the first 20-25 quality paid vendors, which is tricky because it’s a two-sided marketplace. I need enough quality vendors to create value for members, which then helps attract more vendors. What’s the best way to run a contest that: ✨ creates engagement ✨ attracts quality vendors ✨ helps grow community momentum ✨ still provides value for free members How do you use contests in your community?

Was it always this? Was it something else?