Loved our water cooler session from 2-3pm CST today. We ran the gamut of topics including "the boring side" of anti-inflammatory nutrition with @Elena Maren , the importance of cybersecurity when it comes to vibe coding and digital resources with @Jim Jones , GoHighLevel setups and work arounds, digital products with @Sweetz W , getting the spark back in your personal relationships with the va-va-voom @Deborah Oppenehim and getting the most from your Classifieds posts with me @Faith Adebayo LOVED getting to know everyone on a deeper level and getting to see their passions come out to shine around what they do on Skool. The next round is live .... you can still jump in and chat too.

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Most Skool community owners treat events as optional extras. Something to run when they've got time, after the content's done and the community's ticking along. That's the wrong way to think about it. Think of a post like a letter dropped through someone's door. They might read it, they might not. But an event is an invitation to sit down at the same table. The trust built in one live session can take weeks of posting to replicate, because people experience what you know in real time, not just read about it. There's a second dimension to this that most people miss entirely. Presenting inside other people's communities puts you in front of a warm, qualified audience who already trust the host. Done right, a single guest session can bring more new members into your community than a month of content. I'm covering both of these properly in a free live session on Thursday, 18th June at 8 pm BST, inside the Skool Events Daily community, which is worth joining in its own right if you want your events seen by more than just your own members. Add to your calendar - https://www.skool.com/classifieds/calendar?eid=14d6de00dbe640ae8747feb284262c77 Des Dreckett - The Content Revenue Lab https://tinyurl.com/TheContentRevenueLab

Tomorrow, I'll be sending an email to 5,400+ Pinterest Skool members. The main subject of that email could be YOUR Skool Community. 👀 But first... You need to convince me. Imagine you're sitting across from me and I ask one simple question: Why should I tell 5,400+ entrepreneurs, creators, coaches, and business owners about YOUR community? Sell me. Not with a link. Not with hype. Not with "join my Skool." Tell me: ✅ Who your community is for ✅ What transformation members get ✅ What makes your community different ✅ Why someone should join YOUR community instead of the thousands of others on Skool If your answer stands out, I may feature your community in tomorrow's email. 🚫The Rules ✅ Comment below and SELL ME YOUR SKOOL (no links here) ✅ You MUST participate in the Small Business Weekend inside Pinterest Skool (links allowed) The best communities don't just promote themselves... They show up. They engage. They support other business owners. I'm looking for community owners who do exactly that. Tomorrow morning, I'll be reviewing every submission and choosing one (or more) communities that deserve attention. One comment could put your community in front of 5,400+ members. 👇 Sell Me Your Skool.