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Hey everyone! 👋 I’ve recently launched a low-ticket Skool community (planning to make it free once tiers roll out!) and I’ve noticed several successful Skool creators using YouTube to drive members- creating videos on topics related to their community and dropping their Skool link in the description. I’d love to go this route, but I’m not sure where to start. A few questions: 👉 What type of content works best to encourage people to join? Should I focus on tutorials, value-packed tips, or something else? 👉 How do you balance giving value in the video vs. saving the “good stuff” for the community? 👉 Any tips on creating compelling titles and thumbnails? For those already doing this: What’s working for you? Any lessons learned or mistakes to avoid? Would love to hear your experiences! 🙏