Lots of connections and conversations happening this week over in Pinterest Skool! Pinterest Skool is now officially: 🔥 Top 20 in the Money Category 🔥 #84 in ALL of Skool Join us this weekend for the Small Business Weekend! Post your links and get your business in front of 3700+ members for FREE!! 🟢Join Pinterest Skool🟢

Last night we had the first SIP & Support event in Menopause Skool. There was connection. There was support. There was real talk. There was laughter that probably scared a few hot flashes away 🔥😆 This is exactly why we do these ~ women showing up as they are, lifting each other up, and realizing we’re not doing this midlife thing alone. Now we are looking forward to meeting even more of you ladies on Saturday, April 11th 2-4pm EDT. The Registration is still open ~ https://event.elementalnurses.com to grab your ZOOM link 🔗 Feel free to share the Registration with your girlfriends or in your communities if you feel it aligns!

And vegans are also welcome! Today is the last day where your roasts count on Roaster of the week! The one who gives the most helpful, detailed and unique roasts will be awarded with a pinned post at the top untill next sunday, promoting their stuff! They will also be able to compete for free VIP, making their active referrals count! VIP members have me promoting their work, doing CTAs for them, can host lives and have their classroom content there directing to their paid offers! Are you ready for the BBQ? Join us on the grill!

Most Skool owners treat YouTube the same way everyone else does. Post a video, hope it gets views, hope some of those viewers become members. That is not a strategy. That is a lottery. The channels that consistently grow Skool communities are built differently from the ground up. Every video is designed to attract one specific type of person - someone who already has the problem the community solves. The video does not try to entertain a broad audience. It speaks directly to someone in a specific situation and tells them exactly what to do next. The difference shows up in the call to action. A channel built for views sends people to another video. A channel built for community growth sends people to a place where the conversation continues and the real help begins. One metric is vanity. The other is a business. If you are building a YouTube channel to grow a Skool community, the question to ask about every video is not how many people will watch this. It is how many of the right people will watch this and know immediately that your community is where they need to be. If that is the problem you are working on, this is what we focus on inside The Content Revenue Lab. https://tinyurl.com/TheContentRevenueLab Des Dreckett - The Content Revenue Lab

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