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Nov '25 •
Faith is an Amazing Community Builder!!
You need to check out @Faith Adebayo to help you build or improve your skool community if you haven't. Faith has been beside me for 7+ months now and helped me build out my first community and just recently my second. 🌟 How Faith Has Helped Build My Skool Communities - Set up and organized Skool of Tax from the ground up; improved Nonprofit IMPACT - Helped structure courses, member areas, and categories for clear navigation - Managed daily admin tasks — approvals, posts, and member questions - Designed and scheduled community posts and engagement prompts - Uploaded and formatted course materials, visuals, and resources - Coordinated event listings, workshops, and live session reminders - Kept both communities aligned with brand tone and professionalism - Provided consistent, friendly support to members - Helped track growth, engagement, and feedback for improvement - Anticipated needs before being asked — always one step ahead - Recommended other communities to join or networking to expand my reach - Has been a "Faithful" friend and encourager when I have been down and needed to cry and when I was too quick to post and needed to take a step back
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Jun '25 •
Testimonial Time!
Faith has a gift for thinking outside the box while staying laser-focused on what matters. During our strategy call, she not only took the time to understand my needs (despite my lack of clarity) but also offered fresh, creative insights that I hadn't considered. She introduced me to tools and features in Skool I didn't even know existed, and her support came exactly when I needed it. Her guidance was thoughtful, intuitive, and incredibly helpful. Faith is the kind of strategic brain you want in your corner! Thank you, Faith!
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Why I 🤮 The Word "Engagement"
I’m going to say this directly… A lot of Skool and Facebook group owners are putting pressure on themselves to “increase engagement”… without actually knowing what to post or why it isn’t working. If you’ve ever Googled or asked AI things like: • “what should I post in my Skool group” • “what kind of posts get engagement in a Skool community” • “what should I post to get more engagement in my Facebook group” • “why aren’t people engaging in my community” You’re not asking the wrong questions. You’re just being handed surface-level answers. Here’s what I see happening. When engagement becomes the goal, posting starts to feel forced. Say it this way. Use this prompt. Post more often. Ask better questions. “Engagement” has become a buzzword that tries to cover everything…the tactics, the hacks, the prompts, the hype. And at the same time, it’s become a complete buzzkill. Because once we start chasing engagement, community posts turn into performances… not conversations. What most people are actually looking for isn’t a better engagement tactic. They’re looking for real connection. Actual conversation. A sense that there are humans on the other side of the screen. But that part rarely gets said out loud. So we keep calling it “engagement”… and miss what people are really asking for. What if engagement was just: • “Hey, here’s what I worked on today.” • “This came up for me last night.” • “I went down a rabbit hole on this and wanted to share.” Not optimized. Not engineered. Just human. I think about my Bunco group when I look at communities. We all showed up because of a silly dice game. That was the topic. But we don’t sit around talking about Bunco all night. We talk about our kids. Our jobs. Our relationships. What we’re watching. What’s hard. What’s funny. Two people in the group are competitive and keep the game moving. Without them, we’d probably stop playing altogether and just talk. The game brought us together. The human connection is why we stay.
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