🔥 BIG NEWS! SKOOL DISCOVERY HAS NEW CATEGORIES! Have you checked Skool Discovery lately? There's a whole new range of categories to explore! And I'm especially happy to see more hobby and interest-based categories instead of everything revolving around business and making money. 😅 Here's the full list currently showing: 🔥 Trending 🤖 AI Automation 🎬 AI Video 💰 Side Hustles 📣 Ads & Marketing 🛒 Ecom 📱 YouTube & Social 📈 Trading 💼 Business 💪 Health & Fitness 🧬 Peptides 💳 Credit Repair & Funding 🤝 Sales 🏆 Sports 🏡 Real Estate 🌱 Self Improvement ✨ Spirituality 🙏 Faith 🎨 Arts & Crafts 🔨 Home Service & Trades 💼 Job Search & Careers 📚 Education & Test Prep 💄 Fashion & Beauty ❤️ Relationships 🌍 Languages 🎵 Music 🎮 Gaming 💵 Personal Finance 🐾 Pets & Animals 👨‍👩‍👧 Parenting ✈️ Travel 🌲 Nature & Outdoors I think this is a great move for Skool, especially for communities built around hobbies and shared interests. 💬 What do you think? And which category is your community in? Is it a fit?

And these were my finds. Joined a community 2 days ago, a fitness community. What happened next what actually upsetting 😆 - Get 2 auto DM's the moment I joined, not 1, 2. Straight away. - Exactly 1 hour later I got another DM appologising for the Auto DM kicking in before 'sorry about the auto message girl lol were you able to find the challenge in the classroom though ? 💞 This was also an automated DM of course. - 12h after joining: Here it is! (classroom Link) Let me know how it goes! I'd love to hear 🌹 - 15h after joining: Hey girl ☺️ Did you get a chance to checkout the workout? Or will you be doing that today? 🌹 After this DM I send a DM back explaining that it was a bit overwhelming to get so many DM's on the first day and that I will look into it in some days when I have more time. 👉 Within an hour I got banned from the community. 🤷‍♀️ It was just a confirmation for me that a ton of people on Skool need help with not only how to set up their community. But also with member experience, with the community aspect, and so much more. I'm happy to provide that help, but one needs to see understand their community can be improved. And one need to be willing to accept help and be motivated to achieve a better outcome. Do you think your community can improve?

Taking a day off of Skool. It's worth the 5hour drive to see her shopping in her favourite store 😍

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For you that have a public community and want to use the opportunity to drive traffic to different URL's inside your community, this is a good thing to be aware of 👇 👉 Always send traffic to a page where people can see the free or paid product. I will attach an example of a Pinterest Pin and where people are arriving after clicking on the website. (image 1, clicks to image 2) Skool is doing a terrible job while not showing a banner or ANY explanation when people land on a paid classroom. I have requested to change this multiple times but I got the response this is part of the strategy (beats me) 👉 Do this instead. Image 3 and 4 show a Pin that I made towards a paid product. But instead of using the link of the product, I send them to a classroom where I explain the product. - They get the information they need - The link to the paid option is available for them - They land into a classroom that is showing them what you have more. TIP: Don't forget to open up that classroom (not setting to a level)