I’m genuinely so excited to share this because I’ve just finished completely revamping and simplifying nine full classroom modules inside Online Community Launch. The goal was to make the entire process easier for anyone to follow, especially if you are starting from scratch and have no idea what order to do things in. The classroom now takes you step by step through choosing your niche, shaping your offer, creating your branding, setting up your Skool community, building your first classroom content, publishing your first posts, inviting members, and beginning to market your community. I’ve also included free tools, templates, calculators, image size guides, and other resources I’ve built specifically to help community builders move faster and avoid getting stuck on the small details. You do not need to complete everything in one sitting. Just start at the beginning, work through the lessons in order, and take action as you go. By the time you reach the end, you should have a properly positioned, branded, and active community ready to grow. I would love for you to jump into the new classroom and take a look. Even if you have already been through some of the older lessons, there is a lot of new and improved content in there now.

Taking a chance. Maybe someone else would use help with this and can find support, guidance in the comments. When we begin building our communities the unexpected always happens. You know, when you suddenly realize with absolute clarity you are stuck, or confused, or in a predicament you don't know what you should do about. Maybe its Skool Teirs, but if you are really new, it could be simple like Leaderboards, and classroom building and community engagement post.... I have found it's not so easy looking at a bunch of examples of Classroom build outs...or how other people engage... but, maybe it is?!? I don't know... I'm gonna see what you all think. Does anyone have a beginners method for building out their classroom and posting in their community in a certain framework or way that really helped engagement and retention?

If you were starting with no followers, where would you start to get people into your community?

@Glenn Summers When creating in the classroom module, i want a main topic with sub-topics. This is going to be hard for me to explain because I don't know what they call them here in SKool. In my Vitality module, I have LiveGood. I want that to be the main line and the rest of the posts to be the dropdown, underneath that topic. Do I have to go back in and repost those or is there a way to edit them to become a dropdown? Oh my gosh... I hope you understand what I'm talking about and asking 😅

I'm 60 and I feel like maybe a big part of my age group still exists there. When looking for leads (and then future community members), I need to go where my avatar hangs out and FB might be the ideal place. To be honest, I'm not a fan of FB. I've been posting on Instagram and TikTok, then only occasionally on FB. I have a YouTube channel but have not nurtured it but may change that because of the content length. I struggle with short form content because, well, I can't tell a 'long story, short'. I talk a lot. :) I read an older post where Pinterest was pointed out as a place to be. I never thought of that platform for anything other than a place for ideas. I may be out of touch! What are your thoughts on FB and Pinterest?