Yes, it’s showing up in my dropdown list of Skools.

Lemon Tea

School Link: https://www.skool.com/low-content-creator-academy-8769/about 2 questions: 1) What’s the fastest way to get the first 100 active members for a brand-new community? 2) Before reaching 100 members, what’s the most common “oops” you see new Skool owners make? One line: I help Amazon KDP publishers and Etsy printable sellers create and publish activity books using simple creator tools and step-by-step guides inside 'Activity Book Creator Lab'.

@Lucas Duquette This is what I noted: 1) Clear target audience: It’s specifically for Skool owners, so the messaging feels focused. 2) Strong pain point: “Distractions steal your time” and “end the day feeling behind” is very relatable. 3) Simple, attractive offer stack: Course + weekly tips + accountability is easy to understand. Suggestion: Add a bit more course detail. “1.5h+” is fine, but a quick breakdown of what’s inside (3–5 bullet modules) would build more trust and help conversions. Overall, the positioning is strong. It feels focused, relatable, and practical. With a bit more specificity, it’ll feel even more premium and credible. Wishing great success with your Skool project.

What’s the biggest mistake new Skool owners make on their community “About” page before hitting 100 members? I’m currently rewriting mine for the 12th time 😄

What’s the most common “About” page mistake you see in new Skool communities? I want mine to say “join,” not “meh” 😂