Drop a GIF showing how you want a new member to feel when they arrive. Warm hug? Guided tour? Confetti? Slightly confused deer? 😂 What GIF belongs at your community door?

Everyone help me give @Rayna Scott a warm welcome! 🙌🏽 And a big shoutout to @Lydia Wilmsen for helping make the connection! 💛 Rayna, glad you’re here! When you get a chance, introduce yourself below—and tell us: what’s one thing you’d most love to make feel easier right now? 👀 Your first stop is 🚀 #👋 Welcome to the First $1 Builder OS in the Classroom. That’s where you can activate and open your OS. It’ll help you get clear on what to focus on first and choose your next move without trying to solve everything at once. Make yourself at home! 😊

Someone just joined your Skool. Which part would you most want Builder OS to help you with? 1. Making them feel welcome 2. Helping them take their first meaningful step 3. Pointing them to the right lesson or resource 4. Giving them a reason to come back 5. Knowing when they’re ready for more support Drop the number that feels hardest in your community right now. If you’ve got a real example, I’d love to hear it—but a number is plenty. 👇

Everyone help me give @Caroline Fransz a warm welcome! 🙌🏽 Caroline, glad you made it over! When you get a chance, introduce yourself below—and tell us: what are you most excited to create or grow next? 👀 Your first stop is 🚀 #👋 Welcome to the First $1 Builder OS in the Classroom. That’s where you can activate and open your OS. Make yourself at home! 😊

Some communities use welcome posts. Some send a personal DM. Some point everyone to a pinned Start Here post. And plenty use a combination. What works for a community welcoming two people a week might look different from one welcoming twenty. Your members and the kind of support they joined for matter too. But here’s something worth checking… After the welcome, does your new member know what to do next? Not everything they CAN do… just a useful place to begin. That might be introducing themselves, answering one question, trying a resource or telling you what they need help with. A warm welcome helps someone feel noticed. A clear next step can help them get involved. How do you currently welcome people… and what do you invite them to do first? 👀