100 members in 16 days using Kirby's value post method

After 16 days, I got my first 100 members!

I want to share with you the method I am using to do grow my Skool, so you can copy it and grow your communities as well.

To do this, you don't need an audience and you don't need to spend money on ads either.

It's a simple piece of content that only takes about 15 minutes to do.

I learned this method from Andrew Kirby and it's been working well for me.

I have seen other people try to do it too, but the way they are doing it is hurting their reputation (or nobody is reading them). I'll give you more tips on this later.

The method is to create valuable posts and post them in other Skool communities.

The first time I did this, I got one lead to my group, which I was thrilled with.

But as I did it more and more, I got more and more leads per post.

The more you post, goodwill will compound and people become interested in who you are (and your community).

It works better the MORE you do it.

So, this leads me to the first mistake I see people make:

Promoting your own community.

In this posts, never directly promote your own community. If you're doing this, you're going to hurt your reputation and the communities are likely to ban you.

Which leads me to the second rule:

Make it a WIN-WIN-WIN.

You win because your community grows, the other communities win because you increase engagement and offer value, and the readers benefit because they get lots of value.

The moment it stops being a win for any person, your value posts stop attracting leads.

Post in the RIGHT communities

Make sure to post in the communities that actually have your ideal customer/avatar. If you want new members who will actually engage, this is key.

For more tips and tactics on this, I made a short video so this post isn't 4000 words long 🙂

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