Add an about video on the about page... but before you do that, go find 3 about pages in your niche watch them and learn from them I typically look at a few ranked highest in my niche and a few ranked around the same number as me Your video should be one element that convinces people to join your group When I started my Skool, I used one of my social media posts as an about video and this week I updated the video. Feel free to check them both out (see attached) and give me feedback! The first video is my social media post and the second video is my updated about page video for Skool.. Your video will never ever be perfect. I strive for about 80%... (That is a good tip for business in general, 80% is solid to move forward. You will make mistakes, fail, and do it all over again so getting to 100% is the goal and progress is where success lives. ) Happy Friday Let's chat below:

Here are 5 Skools dancing around in my head they may already exist..but if they don’t..hmmm Skool for the Tall 6’2’ and taller.. host virtual and person meet ups..key topics, health,wealth, apparel, build brand deals that meet the needs of this audience. Also Skool for the shorties ditto from above Then I would do one for just men, one for just women Also consider sub niche groups like Tall/Short + ________. There are so many pain point that could be solved in groups like this… Oh and in Speaking at the Built to Be Visible Summit at 2pm CDT! And yes you can monetize your genes and help people…

🌸 The Built To Be Seen Summit March 30, 31 & April 1 50+ speakers, experts and coaches Tools and resources to launch and scale your Skool community You can already preview many of our LIVE speakers inside the Classroom now. Full schedule and calendar dropping soon. 👀 Skool Scale Camp is the summit-first community for midlife women business owners who are ready to get visible, build recurring revenue, and stop waiting to feel “ready.” Yes, this summit is about visibility. But it’s also about the mindset, systems, structure, and strategy that turn visibility into leads, engaged members, and monetized communities. Here are some of the sessions already available to preview: @Wendy Hart – Feel Safe to Be Seen & Shine Calvin Hollywood – The Skool Network @Brenda Rigney – Monetize Your Skool Community @Martine Brown – Built to Be Seen & Paid @Tosca Fasso & Christopher Ward – Steal Our AI Makeover @Kim Job – Fear is Not a Stop Sign @Monica Froese – AI for Smarter Revenue Moves @Ellyn Schinke – The Notion Calm Content System @Simone Sauter – Use AIO to Grow Your Business Without Social Media @Magda Zielonka – One Woman, One App, No Burnout @Olivia Radcliffe – The 3 Hour Skool Week @Addie Beall – Identity by Design @Kylie Kelly – No Social Growth Plan @Wendy Breakstone – From Manual Mode to AI Smart CEO @Kim Kiel – Pivot to Premium Clients @Miranda Adams – AI That Works in Real Life: Digital Front Porch @Tracy Holmes – 3D Colour, 3D Community

What are some of your start of the month Skool rituals? If you run a Skool, tighten this up before the month really gets moving. First, reduce notifications. Yes — even mine. We don’t help each other by being distracted. If you own a Skool, that’s your priority. Then 2–3 communities where you’re building authority. Then maybe one you’re learning from. That’s it. If your phone is lighting up all day from 12 groups, you’re reacting instead of leading. Turn things off and focus. Second, ask better questions and collect real data. Not just “how y’all doing?” Ask what they’re stuck on. Ask what they’re building. Ask what would make this month a win. If engagement is low, ask something fun or debatable to wake the room up. Engagement is feedback. Use it. Third, keep your cycles short and intentional. I made the mistake of running 30-day challenges at the start of my journey. My audience couldn’t stick to it… and honestly, I barely could either. Now I run a challenge the first 5 or last 5 days of the month. Short, focused, clear. Sometimes tied to a sale or upgrade. I also use a freemium group that feeds into paid offers, and that structure has helped conversions. Strong start. Clear focus. Short cycles.

Be honest — do you spend more time posting or commenting inside communities? And which one has actually built you more real connections?