When I planned the Community Clinic & Mastermind, I did not know, that my husband (Alex) needs an urgent heart surgery. Now, I had an option to cancel everything. Or to push through without telling anyone like a martyr. I choose different. I choose to keep going, but also to share this with you. What that means for you/ for this space? The next week might be hectic for me - jumping between the house, and the hospital, and the community. And I am asking for your help - to keep this place alive. Please - like, comment, post (do not wait for me) - continue with the hackathon lessons to build your own communities (this is most important) - support each other - when questions are asked (cause I might not be available) Also, I might not be able to respond to your DM/post/comment right away. I will do my best. Big thanks to everyone for your support to date! PS BTW do not be surprised to see me around Skool communities a lot - cause I don't know what else do while sitting in the waiting room/ICU.

For a while, I was doing what most people do. YouTube video, CTA, landing page, opt-in, email list. The standard funnel. It worked okay. But okay wasn't good enough when I looked at the drop off between click and sign up. So I tested something. Instead of sending people to a landing page, I started sending them directly to my Skool community, where my lead magnet lives inside the classroom. Conversions went up. Noticeably. And here's the part that made it even better. Because I'm on Skool's pro plan, every new member who joins automatically gets added to my email list. So I'm building the community and the list at the same time, with zero extra steps. Two birds, one stone. If you want to try this yourself, here's the basic setup. Step one. Create a search-based YouTube video targeting a specific phrase your ideal member is already looking for. Step two. Put your lead magnet inside your Skool classroom, locked behind membership. Step three. In your video CTA, send people directly to your Skool community link, not a landing page. Step four. Connect Skool to your email provider using the pro plan automation so every new join captures the email automatically. That's it. No complicated tech stack. No leaky funnel. Is anyone else here using Skool as their primary lead magnet destination? Would love to know what you're seeing.

🔥 UPDATE: you can get access to the Swag Bag if complete the crawl or if you are lvl 3 (still only available till Monday Morning) I hope it was fun!! It was for me... cause you know what?? We have amazing ppl / community owners in the crawl! 🔑 If any of the communities does not work for ya, think about ppl who could benefit from joining these communities!! The swag bag will be available until the end of the weekend (19 April). But don't try to sneak... I will check you out (I am an accountant after all). First, let me do a shout out, to participating communities/owners: - 30-Day Weight Loss Sprint from @Krisztián Nagy - From Job to CEO experiment from @Niky Egerton - The GPT Club from @Padebi Ojomo - OBB1 Community Navigator /Free from @Roberto Srpak - The Transition Zone from @Lisa Ludwig-Mackenzie - AI Pathway from @Pacita Florida - The WYN Inner Circle from @Maurice Chism Now, we need a Proof You Survived 👉 Complete this: “After this crawl, I realize I should probably ______. Once you finish, I will give you access to the swag bag of cool things 🎁

I want to do smth fun tomorrow (Friday - FunDay kinda theme). And a big announcement is coming up ... So, I don't want to do the same AMA thing. What would be most fun/useful for you folks???

just wanted to highlight what @Lidia Axe put together with the "Friday Community Crawl" 👇 simple idea… but very well executed 7 communities (+ this one) real people real conversations and a lot of energy in a short time what stood out to me: 👉 it wasn’t just traffic it was interaction from the start 👉 people didn’t just join they actually showed up and participated 👉 it made discovering new communities feel easy and fun that’s not easy to pull off big respect for organizing this — you could feel the effort behind it 👏 --- 🧭 my take: this is a great example of how gamification can actually work in communities not because it’s “a game” but because it gives people a reason to take action now most content gets consumed passively this made people move i’ve tested different game-style posts before — they’ve been one of the more efficient formats in my community but this one stood out because it actually moved people, not just engaged them i’ll definitely model parts of it going forward — great inspiration from Lidia 👍 feels like a good reminder — growth gets easier when people move through conversations, not just content --- curious — what was your favorite stop or moment during the crawl? 🧭