I started using Pinterest for my business as soon as I started blogging. I started getting traffic and new leads (including paying customers) within a few months of consistently growing the account. Then I boosted a few high-performing pins and got even more traffic. I no longer pay for boosted pins, and I still get leads from Pinterest. 🥳 What's the trick? - Be strategic in your board curation - Pin consistently (if you can) ---> I haven't posted in forever and still get traffic - Understand what pins do well in your niche, and design for those styles or come up with your own and test!! --> test, and test, and test Want to go even deeper? Check this free community in Skool (my aff code if you wanna upgrade to Premium). Or jump into Amy LeBlanc's Pinterest Rank Boost course (my aff code). I've taken her courses and loved them! She's very thorough and has done tons of research and experiments with Pinterest; she knows her stuff. I also follow her via email newsletter. And check out this free resource I just created: 2026 Pinterest Strategy (it's a Notebook LM thing) ----->>> Do you use Pinterest for your business?

Skool has announced that starting this week, Skool’s algorithm will penalize communities that send people away from their About page to external sites. There’s more changes coming which I’ll share in a bit. But for now, go make sure your About page doesn’t have any links embedded.

Yes, you read that correctly. Every quarter or less, I do a hard scrub on my list and remove contacts that haven't opened/clicked in 6 months or more. Yesterday, after deleting the emails, I felt a rush of lightness in my body. Don't know why, but true. If you're out there building an email list, it is CRITICAL to scrub dead email addresses by either deleting or doing a re-engagement campaign. We need to maintain lists that are engaged, so that our deliverability stays strong. When is the last time you scrubbed the list? Note --- size of list doesn't matter. If you're emailing to 100 people, and 50% haven't opened/clicked one of your emails in 6 months... guess what?! It's time for a breakup.

Thank you to @Suliet Rivera for joining the Skool Growth VIP team! Please introduce yourself in a NEW post, and share: - your skool link, if live - who your audience is - and your #1 goal at this time for your business Then be sure to note our Hot Seat Calls and how to get questions answered. I also highly recommend going thru the 72 hr course (start here) as that has resources and tips beyond the 4 day challenge. Again, thank you and looking forward to helping you GROW!

I just got a great question on how to change a membership payment frequency from monthly to annual, or vise versa. Each of your paid Skool groups, has the ability to move from monthly to annual (if offered) or to move up the tiers for more premium perks. How do you do that? - go to the Skool you want to change the payment for - click on Settings, on the right hand side bar - Pick membership option - Then select "change plan" to go from monthly to annual And that's it! So, if you're a monthly Skool Growth member, and want to pay the full price now of $50/month follow the video and instructions above. 👉💚 TIP: $50/year is a FOUNDER'S price, aka, this low price won't exist forever. The next hike will be coming sooner than you think, as I increase the price to $11/month, then increase again to $22/month. The yearly prices will be lower than monthly, giving you about 2 months free. Before prices are increased, I'll notify you all with plenty of notice, but don't slack as I'm not going backwards in pricing...only forward! And if you know a friend who is prime for hosting a Skool, then don't pass up the opportunity to become an affiliate. The invitation link is in the same "Settings" area, just hit Invite instead of membership to get YOUR unique link.