Let's have a little fun today... 😄 Think you can fool us? 😄 Upload a headshot of yourself into ChatGPT (or your favorite AI image generator) and use this prompt: Using my uploaded headshot, create a photorealistic image of me with [Celebrity Name]. Keep my face recognizable and make it look like we were actually photographed together. Match the lighting, perspective, scale, and shadows naturally. Place us in a setting that fits the celebrity's personality or profession, and make the image look like a real candid photo—not AI-generated. Then... 📸 Post your image in the comments. BONUS CHALLENGE When you post your image: 1. Tell us who you picked and why. 2. Tag another community member and challenge them to create their own celebrity photo. 3. They have to tag someone else. 👇 Let's see how long we can keep this thread going! 🏆 I'll pick a few favorites: - 😂 Funniest - 🤯 Most Creative - 😲 Most Believable - ⭐ Celebrity Duo of the Week Who's your celebrity?

I wanted to give everyone a heads-up about an exciting change coming to Bio Builders. Over the next few weeks, Bio Builders will transition to a paid subscription community. This change will allow me to continue adding new training, Creator Spotlights, collaborations, templates, and tools while making the community even more valuable. There's another reason I'm excited about this change. A paid community typically attracts more committed members and converts better than a free community. That's great news for our affiliates, because better conversions mean more opportunities to earn recurring commissions while helping others discover Bio Builders. But if you're already here, don't worry... As one of our OG members, you'll be grandfathered into Bio Builders and can continue enjoying the community at no cost for as long as you'd like. As a token of my appreciation for believing in Bio Builders from the beginning, I'm also giving you a complimentary Pro License for Logo QR Code Generator. 🎁 Your Pro License includes unlimited HD Logo QR Codes and will remain active for as long as you're a member of the Bio Builders community. To activate your complimentary Pro License, simply comment OG below. I'll upgrade your account and send you a DM when it's ready. Thank you for your support, feedback, ideas, and participation. You've helped shape Bio Builders into what it is today, and I truly appreciate you being part of the journey. I have a lot of exciting things planned, and I'm looking forward to building the next chapter together. Thank you for being an OG. ❤️ — Jeff Baer

I hope you are all taking a break this weekend and enjoying some family time.

I was participating in a discussion in the Skool Dads community about Skool's new keyword-targeted Boost Ads last night, and it really got me thinking. Jenna Ostrye (a moderator in the Skoolers community) shared an excellent video explaining how these ads work and how to choose the right keywords. One comment really caught my attention. According to Sam Ovens, as much as 80% of Skool's Boost ad spend is going toward keyword-based ads. If that's the direction Skool is headed, your community card just became one of your most important marketing assets. When someone searches for a keyword and your community appears in Discovery, your card has just a few seconds to answer three questions: ✅ Who is this for? ✅ What outcome will I get? ✅ Is this worth clicking? That's why I've been updating my own community card recently. I wanted someone discovering Bio Builders for the first time to immediately understand what the community is about and why they should join. As keyword traffic continues to grow, the communities with the clearest message—not just the coolest graphics—are likely to earn more clicks. Have you looked at your community card lately? If you had to describe your community in just a few seconds, would someone instantly know it's for them? 👇Feel free to drop your card here for some feedback.

Yesterday, over in the Skoolers community, I shared the email schedule I'm testing. Since Skool allows community emails every 72 hours and I don't send emails on Sundays, I can realistically reach my members about twice a week. That got me thinking... Is two emails per week enough? Or should community owners also build an email list outside of Skool? Skool does something really well. When you publish a post, you can email your members and bring them right back into the community. It's one of my favorite features because it keeps the conversation going. But an external email platform offers things Skool wasn't designed to do, like: ✅ Welcome sequences for new subscribers ✅ Automated follow-ups ✅ Audience segmentation ✅ Product launches and promotions ✅ Staying connected with people before they join—or after they leave Personally, I don't see this as an either/or decision. I think they serve different purposes. Skool builds community. An email list helps you build long-term relationships with your audience. So now I'm curious... 👇 If Skool removed the 72-hour limit tomorrow, would you use Skool as your primary email platform, or would you still maintain a separate email list? Why?