I saw a comment from Sam this morning and I thought I'd share it all with you. For me, I believe this is something a lot of people face, especially when building their business/community.

Skool just released a $9/m pricing option, and it’s now easier than ever to build a low-ticket paid community around something you already care about. In this new video, I walk through how creators are using this plan to build simple Skool communities that are earning $1k a month or more, without needing a big audience or complicated offer. What the video covers: • Real examples of low ticket communities that are already working • How to calculate if your time investment makes sense • Why 143 members can equal your first $1,000 online • How to use Skool Discovery to get organic traffic • Ways to grow from low-ticket to higher offers Watch the video here: Turn $9 Into Your First $1K Online With Skool (Thank You Sam Ovens) If you’re still figuring out what to build, you can post questions in this community & I'd be happy to answer them! If you're wanting to build a community but need guidance, you can use my free build template in the classroom. Already built a $9 community? 👉 Drop your Skool link in the YouTube comments, and I might feature it so more people can find you. (This is also helpful for viewers to see others doing it! Encourage them and get eyes on your community!) 👇 What kind of community would you build for $9 per month?

Let’s get better at knowing what each other are actually working on. Not just the wins. Not just the polished stuff. Drop a link to your Skool group, YouTube channel, opt-in, freebie, or offer. This is your space to share what you’re building. Use it. Show it off. Let us see what you're up to. There is one rule. You must leave feedback or say something supportive to at least one other person in the thread. This is about connection. It helps all of us when we know what you're building and how we can support each other.

If you want a community where people stay, connect, and buy… this is where it starts. I really believe in the message of this video, so much so that I made this the first video in every community I own, so every owner, admin, and support role will have this vital information. So before you worry about loads of content in the classrooms or sales tactics, you need this in place first. It’s simple, but most people overlook it. And when they do, their community never really takes off. Watch this first. Use it to shape how you build and lead your community. And if your community is already running, use this as a reset to spark stronger connection and retention starting now. After you watch, tell us in the comments: Are you actively helping others make friends in your community? If so, what’s working? If not, what’s one thing you could try this week? If you want to do me a huge favor, I’d appreciate you liking it on YouTube and sharing it with another community owner or team member you know. It helps spread this message, and more communities need to hear it. 🥳 Bonus points if you tell us your thoughts on Pineapple on Pizza!🍕🍍