If you’ve either (a) been struggling to make money on Skool or (b) are looking to add additional revenue streams, then this video is for you. I’ll break down 16 ways to make money on Skool that I believe are still little-known and underrated. Check them out here: 00:32 Free Communities (hear me out!) 03:38 Physical Product Communities 05:10 Pre-launch Audience 06:39 Physical Subscription Products 08:25 Low ticket funnels 09:55 Pop-up programs 11:18 Additional services for coaching 14:20 Service Delivery Hub 16:40 Local customer communities 18:24 In-person event organization 19:51 White label / Growth Operator 22:05 Legacy Library 23:46 Lead Magnet Hub 26:03 Skool Affiliate 27:29 Skool Group Affiliate 29:06 Skool Collabs Enjoy! Let me know which one feels like a good fit for you 👇

If yes... what training was most helpful? What questions are still open? Let us know 🤗

I have so many questions and can't seem to find the answers, so I hope it's okay to ask them here. 1. I have an assets I'd like to be able to monetize. Can I keep my Skool free then put the assets in the Classroom and charge for them there? 2. can I charge a monthly subscription price for a classroom (asset)? 3. what is tier pricing anyway? Can you explain this in detail? 4. I am trying to figure out how to build monthly recurring income and I have a ton of ideas - how can I monetize each of these ideas? If anyone knows the answers or can point me to the answers, I will be exceedingly grateful!

Look at this snapshot in the group right now:111 members, 11 online, 1 admin 111 is known as an angel number. It is a reminder of alignment, fresh starts, and tuning into your intuition. Seeing 11 and 1 alongside it makes the moment feel even more magical, like the numbers lined up just for us. ✨ Little patterns like this are fun to notice. Happy Friday!

I understand the point of asking questions to join the community is to vet those who join and make sure they are a good fit. My question is, does anyone feel asking questions hinders signup?