The plan was simple. Once Skool Geeks hit 50 members, the community was going to switch to freemium. Well… We’ve just passed 50. 🔥 But instead of closing things down straight away… I’m giving one final window. ⏳ EVERYTHING IS OPEN UNTIL SUNDAY MIDNIGHT GMT From now until midnight Sunday, anyone who joins Skool Geeks gets: ✅ Lifetime Founding Member status ✅ Free access to the community ✅ Free access to EVERYTHING currently in the classroom 🧠 WHAT SKOOL GEEKS IS ABOUT This isn’t a hype group. This is a place where people: 🚀 build Skool communities properly 🚀 share ideas and strategies 🚀 help each other grow 🚀 celebrate wins and improve together A community is only ever as good as its members… And honestly… You lot are bloody brilliant.🤩 🤩🤩 🔥 SO HERE’S THE MISSION If you know anyone building on Skool… Send them here before midnight Sunday GMT. Because once that clock hits midnight… Founding Member access closes. And that door won’t open again. Let’s make this community bigger, better, and stronger before the deadline. 🚀 I’ve also got an amazing competition coming up very soon for the Geeks. 🚀 Let’s make this community bigger, better, and stronger before that clock runs out.🔥🔥🔥

Not your face…😂 Your coffee mug. ☕ The one you’re using today. I’m convinced coffee mugs tell you a lot about a person.👀 Is it: ☕ boring and sensible 😂 funny slogan 🎨 fancy and stylish 🏆 stolen from a hotel 💀 slightly chipped but still going strong Drop a photo of your mug below. Let’s see what the Geeks are drinking from today. I’ll start.

I see a lot of people overthinking Discovery. Truth is… from everything I’ve seen, it really comes down to two main things: 1️⃣ Member growth 2️⃣ Engagement That’s the engine. When those two start moving, they tend to feed each other. More members → more activity → more visibility → more members again That’s when communities start getting momentum. Not magic. Just momentum doing its thing. A few things I’ve noticed that help: Approval settings Making it easy for people to join helps growth. The good thing now is Skool actually flags people with a high spam history, so you get a warning before approving them. So you can still keep things moving quickly without accidentally filling your community with bots. Fast approvals help growth. Clean communities help engagement. You want both. Give people a reason to engage Leaderboards help. Unlocks help. Little rewards for activity help. That might be: • a free training • a useful resource • a small piece of a paid program Nothing huge, just something that actually helps people. I always think if you’re going to give something away, make it worth having. Post regularly If a community looks quiet, it’s harder to build momentum. People engage when they feel there’s life in the place. You don’t have to post perfectly every day. Just show up. Share things you’re learning. Share things that worked. Share mistakes. Share useful thoughts. Little posts often work better than big complicated ones. Make engagement easy Most people ask questions that need too much thinking. The easiest engagement comes from simple questions people can answer quickly. Things like: • How did you find Skool? • What are you building right now? • Where are you posting content? • What’s slowing you down this week? Easy replies = more comments More comments = more activity More activity = more momentum But here’s the bit I always say… Not everyone needs to chase Discovery like crazy. A lot of us are building around real life.

Everyone say hello to @Jimmy Martinez 👋 Jimmy says he simply likes to be a good friend and help as many people as he can… and honestly that’s exactly the kind of people we like to have around here. Because Skool Geeks isn’t just about building communities… It’s about the people behind them. Jimmy, great to have you with us man You’re very welcome here 🤝 Quick question for you: 👉 What are you currently building or hoping to build on Skool? And geeks… you know the drill. Jump in, say hello, and make Jimmy feel part of the room. The more we connect, the stronger this community becomes. 🚀

🚀A big Skool Geeks welcome to: @Jessica Fish 🎨 Creator ✍️ Blogger 📣 Marketer 😻 Cat lover… and proud cat mum of 6! Jessica, great to have you here with us!🔥 Geeks, go say hello and give her a warm welcome. As always don’t just lurk. Connect. You never know where a conversation might lead. Welcome to the community Jessica 🚀🫶🫶🫶