So I almost never go live in this community. (skip to the end to see a really cool moment in my life yesterday) But the reason is, I’m busy writing for some of the biggest communities on the platform. Now there’s a ton of people struggling to build communities. Maybe you joined with Hormozi's big promos, and you’re wondering how the heck some communities are growing so much faster than others.... 1 thing you guys could all use from those massive communities, is their new tiers strategy 📈 It’s not that they’re creating new products and getting distracted. They’re becoming engineers. Orchestrating their customer experience in a way that leads each person who clicks join to not just buy once, but to buy everything they’re selling. Imagine your communities, and your clients did that? It’d be insane. Because a lot of you already have insanely good offers. It’s just the funnel and pricing that’s not strategic. So Wednesday at 11am NY time, I wanted to bring the 7-figure strategies I’ve built, and the 8-figure strategies I’ve implemented, to you. I’ll be live for a full hour, with something epic prepared, and a free gift for ya’ll. I don’t have any high ticket BS to sell ya. There’s plenty of that on skool. I'm going to show you what my biggest clients are doing to win, and how I’m personally using skool. Save the zoom link here! Alsoooo BIG update in my personal life. I got engaged yesterday!! 💎 Coolest story ever (which I’ll share more on soon) but my Fiance @Miles Jones and I were introduced at the Skool Games. He also runs a massive community on skool. The future is going to be insanely exciting! We're currently in a U.K. Castle as ya'll can see below 👇

I have a prospect who asked, "Do you have reviews and where can I learn more about what you do and offer?" I don't have reviews because I'm new to this, but I'd love to maybe record a Loom for her? For those of you pitching to people who already have Skool groups, what are you saying specifically that you do? I've already told her I'm a copywriter and can do welcome sequences, newsletters, and nurture emails, but I am having a hard time selling myself! So if anyone has words of advice, please throw them my way! Thanks!

Managing a CRM used to be the hardest part of copywriting for me. I actually delayed even sending emails to my list because I didn't know how to use GHL. And I hated trying to figure out the integrations and the automations to actually send out emails. In fact, I still haven't figured some of them out because they feel so complicated. LOL But then I met Mo. And @Mogene Christensen is a legend with everything CRM wise, especially with GHL. So I asked her if she'd be open to coming into this community and do an hour long training. (despite the fact that she's a busy mama and entrepreneur) And she said, yes! And so we are going to be doing that tomorrow at 9am ET time. And you will all have an opportunity to meet her, show her your CRMs, ask questions, and ultimately learn the ins and outs of how to actually manage your lead flow, emails, and convert more people into paying customers. Mo's going to cover CRM tricks that: - Trigger automations when people aren't active on our email list. - Capture leads as soon as they're hot to tag them properly. - Build sales pages that have the latest innovations with calendars. - And basically just to get the most out of every lead that opts into your funnel. It is Friday at 9a.m. ET. Hope to see you there and keep crushing it with your businesses!

First of all I wanted to say welcome to all the new people here! Crazy to see Skool's growth recently! So I wanted to make a quick post sharing 3 use cases for Skool that I don’t see many taking advantage of. We’ve all heard of Free communities, Paid Communities, Free-Paid, even Freemium but here’s some alternative methods of using Skool. First of all, Team communication - If you run your business on Skool, why not use it to communicate with them. Fundamentally it has everything you need. Community tabs for different topics, the classroom for hosting team training and documents, even the calendar for scheduling team calls or daily standups, which will become much cooler once Skool releases their live feature! I’m not saying it has every use case dialled in similar to a slack but most teams don’t need that much, especially in the early stages. If you run a small team here on Skool, why not use it for that too! Let me know in the comments if you’re considering this. The second one is a really cool one, as I just started using Skool this way myself. A Newsletter! Instead of having an opt-in page on a website to sign up to your email newsletter, you can just use a free Skool community to publish it and email it out to all the members. Pretty cool right? This way members can engage and comment with your newsletter and even share it with a friend very easily. I honestly think this is an amazing way to document and share your journey by just simply publishing a weekly newsletter to a free community of fans right here on Skool. + Skool will promote it for free (Discovery + Suggested communities) As mentioned I just launched my own so I’ll keep you people posted on how this use case for Skool goes! Finally something I’ve seen a few big players here on Skool using. In person event groups. We’ve all signed up to in person events and then been added to a clunky whatsapp group right? Well if you host events you could simply create a group right here on Skool for the attendees.

Hey all, @Patrice Moore has been talking recently about the power of webinars to get a bunch of sales VERY quickly. But almost everyone has a different way to structure their webinars. Which one is your favorite structure to maximize sales?