https://pvwth.com/classifieds After seeing and experiencing what @Shannon Boyer has created here, we spoke and got CLASSIFIEDS on our community review platform. As the reviews start naturally coming in, they are no surprise to me - folks are LOVING it here. As proveworth.com begins to grow, these reviews are getting picked up by search engines like Google, and AI search like in ChatGPT. Our community focuses on creating and refining your customer journey as well. And in celebration of our premium launch later this month and all the value Shannon and the CLASSIFIEDS crew have given, we're giving everyone who joins the community access to the premium tier of ProveWorth for FREE for LIFE! But we can only do this for founding members, and we're growing fast thanks to CLASSIFIEDS and friends. If you decide to join the community just let me know you're a friend of Shannon in the CLASSIFIEDS any time before Feb 1st and I'll give you premium access soon as it launches. And don't forget to leave Shannon a review! https://pvwth.com/classifieds PS - Thank you @Julie Nelson @Ahmy Brock @Caroline Fransz and @Ruben Plasmeijer for leaving such thoughtful feedback!!

I'm starting a Podcast for Skoolers. The podcast is designed to help Skooler's overcome that first step, obtaining new free and paid members into their community. Theses viewers are stuck and are looking for expert guidance. I am looking for podcast guests who are the best and willing, through out podcast, help them get over that hurdle. Our future guests need to be: 1. A people person! 2. Approachable, warm personality, open and caring 3. Love what they do! 4. Who they do it for! 5. Have a personal story of achievement! This podcast and it's guests are considered 'experts' in the eyes of those who are just beginning on Skool, so please no 'generalist' need to apply at this time. You must deliver great value in our episode, learned lesson, strategy, action item on our call. You must know your niche inside and out. 'Cold email', 'online marketing,' 'SMS', 'Copy writing' ect... And you must have proof of how these strategies have been / are working for you today. If this sounds like you, comment "I'm in!" and I'll send you a DM. If you know someone who this sounds like, "tag them in a comment" and I'll reach out to them on your behalf. Looking forward to potentially having you on our show. Comment or recommend someone below. :) -Siloh P.S. If you'd like to be part of our pre-launch podcast newsletter, DM me your best email address to keep you notified of it's launch!

11 days ago, I had zero members on Skool. Today, we're approaching Top 100 in the Money category. I didn't have a massive following. I am yet to share on any of my socials, and I haven't had a team promoting for me. Here's what I've done: — Posted ~3-5 times per day on avg. — Lead with value and be personable — Welcomed every single new member — Rewarded the early members publicly — Announced something exciting almost daily The result? 450+ members. 7,000+ engagements. And momentum I can feel. The biggest lesson? People don't just want content. They want to feel like they're part of something being built. Start messy. Build in public, and the audience will come. A question I have for the group though -- at what point did you make your community paid? I'm trying to figure out the right timing. Do I flip the switch at 1,000 members? 2,000? Or is it less about the number and more about something else? For those of you who've done this before; what worked? What would you do differently? Drop your thoughts below. I'd love to learn from the group. 👇

If you are new here, Metrics Monday is something I do each week on the request of the members! This week, however, I'm not really sure how to report on some of the metrics as they've changed quite a bit with the upgrade to the Skool analytics. I haven't completely decided which metrics I want to focus on and which I think are the most valuable for a free group. As well as what it would be interesting to track on a weekly bases as opposed to monthly... If you have requests, please let me know! Number of Members: 710 (+60) Number of Premium Members: 116 (+52) Percentage of members who are Premium : 16.3% (+6.6%) Number of Annual Premium Members: 43 (+43) Percentage of Premium Members who are Annual: 37% About Page Conversion: 29.9% Discovery Ranking in Money: #43 (-1) Discovery Ranking Overall: #131 (-10) So, obviously the most obvious difference in the statistics is the conversion rate, which is up 20%. The reason for this is that the metric has changed. It is now measuring unique new views instead of total views, which is much better. The other huge jump that we are seeing is in the number of premium members, the percentage of premium members, and of course, the number of annual members. I'm very happy with these numbers and I'm so glad that you are all seeing value in the Premium tier! In terms of discovery, we were holding steady at #40 and #120 all week until I started to encourage you all to post daily. I've spoken to couple of other community owners, and it seems as if when people do individual posts that don't get comments it hurts your discovery ranking whereas when people are adding a lot of comments to posts, it helps your discovery ranking! Don't let that deter you from starting new posts, though. The purpose of this group is for YOU to get more visibility, not to rank higher in discovery! Having said that, commenting on others posts is important not only for ranking in discovery but also for your own visibility in the group, so don't forget how important it is. No posting and ghosting! 👻 😉

After spending almost a decade helping build monday.com, I've had to report on my fair share of analytics to our c-suite team. And let me tell you guys - the new Skool analytics that just dropped last week are absolutely insane. They're exactly what we used for years at monday, and give you the insight of a billion dollar company for your community. Skool really is wild for just baking this into every plan. Thing is... there's a lot of stuff in there, numbers and terms you might not be used to. How do you use it to make informed decisions? Where should you be spending your marketing time and dollars? So I'm partnering up with fellow skooler Jenna Ostrye to make sure everyone knows how to read their numbers and act on them LIVE this coming Wednesday Nov 26th. We'll go over the basics, the common FAQs, and your own personal numbers if you want a deeper dive. If you want to listen in, join Jenna's free community with a click here! Then add the event to your calendar here. If you've got questions about your analytics, feel free to ask here and I'll answer! I'm always happy to help fellow community builders Improve Daily over at https://www.skool.com/improve