First of all, a quick note for all the members of Skool Homeroom... If you're not in the premium tier yet — this is your sign. 😄 👉 Grow Your Community Inside we're building, tracking, and growing our Skool communities together and prices are going up soon. Now for all the premium members @Karin Crawford @Jean Day McCarthy @Angel Conway @Rebecca Bautista @Rebecca Bautista @Pamela Igwe @Heather Di Rocco Just wanted to give you a place to comment, check-in and let me know any questions or support you might need. I sent out the first email today and yesterday's live sessions are in the Classroom

More new members have joined us here in Skool Homeroom! Everyone please welcome: @Gloria Ashley @Paula Crowhurst to Skool Homeroom and give some of our infamous Double Tap love!!! (aka... say hi and tag them to rack up their notifications so they come back here!!) If you haven't already, please visit our Welcome Post... and either comment there or create a new post to introduce yourself. You've just joined the MOST FUN Skool Homeroom ever!!! And we're excited to have you here

I have the opportunity to take over an existing community with over 300 members. There are no course modules uploaded and the community has been neglected, but they want the information. I have a lot of experience in the niche, and have the community all mapped out already. I have graphics and outlines and training. Not everything is completely launch ready, not even close, but I have probably 20 hours worth of work invested in it already. I can take that and create a brand new community or I can take over this one if it works out. What would be best? There is already a lukewarm audience here, but when a community is neglected, how does Skool treat it? Is there still the same opportunity to be discovered? Or would I be better off just jumping full force into something brand new?

This community is built for people who want to actually learn, implement, and grow — not just scroll and collect ideas. Before you jump into everything, take a minute to introduce yourself so we can get to know you. You can do this in one of two ways: - Create a new post under the Roll Call category and introduce yourself. - Leave a comment below this post with your introduction. A few easy prompts if you're not sure what to say: - Your name - Where you're from - What you're currently working on - One thing you hope to learn here - Your favorite Skool memory Then head over to the New Student Orientation module in the Classroom. That lesson will show you how everything in the community works and where to begin. As you engage in the community you earn points from other members responding to your posts and comments which will help you unlock your first mystery gift. Looking forward to meeting you. Roll call starts now 👇

Skool News #53 has some amazing updates that will help bring more members to your Skool community!! Here's what they covered this week 👇 🔍 Discovery Keywords — Live Now! - Go to Group Settings → Discovery tab to set up to 11 keywords for your community - Think about what your ideal members would actually search for... your topic, what you teach, things related to what's in your community - Don't keyword stuff... putting irrelevant keywords (like "AI" when your group has nothing to do with AI) will only hurt your results - Keywords won't affect search results yet... new search drops early May, that's when they'll kick in Lots of exciting changes coming to Discovery over the next 90 days... this could be a big deal for organic growth on the platform. How comfortable do you feel about choosing the right keywords to get your community found?