Posting value every day is not a growth strategy for your Skool community. I know. Rude. Stay with me. ;) You post. You welcome the new people. You answer the questions. You show up in there consistently... and the member count moves everrrr so slowly.... It's not because the content isn't good. It's because nothing is HAPPENING in there. There's no reason to join this week instead of some vague week in the future. And there's no reason for you to talk about your community other than "hey, come join us" — which, let's be honest, is not the most compelling reason to join. What changed it for me is putting something with a DATE on it INSIDE the community. A workshop. It does two jobs at once. 1. It gives you a specific thing to market for two weeks straight (not "join my community" — an actual event, with an actual promise, that people can picture attending). 2. And it gives everyone else a reason to join NOW. Workshops have been the single biggest driver of my membership growth. In the last 2 months alone, I've grown my community by over 190 new members (and workshops were a HUGE driver of this growth!). Pre AI, it used to take me a couple of days. The content. The slides. The emails. The ads. Now it takes a couple of hours, because I create the whole thing with Claude. So I'm thinking about running a workshop on... creating a workshop with Claude. (Meta, I know haha.) I'd show you: → exactly how I create the workshop itself with Claude → how I market it to grow my membership — the emails I send my list (and how Claude writes them for me) → and the ads I run Then you point that process at whatever you're growing. - Run it free to fill your community - Run it inside your paid group as the reason to join this month (and a resource that stays there forever) - Sell it as a standalone live workshop with a recording - Or stretch the format into a challenge and run a few across 3-5 days. It would live inside Market With Claude

Hi lovely members! In this video, I cover: ✅ Why most memberships never launch — and why it's rarely because the idea itself is bad ✅ The only two things you actually need before you open the doors ✅ How to turn a workshop that doesn't exist yet into your first "draw card" resource ✅ Why that workshop needs to land inside the first 7 days of your free trial — not "whenever it's ready" ✅ The welcome post that tells brand new members exactly what to expect and when ✅ The 3 angles I use to find a membership idea that's actually irresistible ✅ How I mine my own membership idea out of what I already teach, using one Claude prompt Learn how to create, launch, and sell your membership inside Market With Claude 👉🏼 https://www.skool.com/funnelenvy/about There's a 7-day FREE trial so you can check it out risk-free!

Did you watch today’s Skool news? Sam talked about how your cover image is quite possibly your MOST important real estate. It’s your first impression and what people will see via the Skool ads and Discovery. So… show us yours 👇 How do you feel about it? P.S. if you need to improve your cover, my friend @Sal Frances has FREE cover image templates in her Template Club: https://www.skool.com/templateskool/about?ref=e87b7621d9d5461ca9e2e6215f147dd9 Her templates are being used by two of the top trending Skools! 🙌

Check your Discovery tab. What keywords will you use? 👀 P.S. I’ve linked the Skool News episode about this!

What’s been your biggest win this week in your Skool? Could be something like… - got new members - got PAYING members - connected with ALIGNED members - STARTED your community …literally anything, big or small