🚨 Newbies Skool Toolkit (21 Steps to Success)
I’m writing this as if I’m right here with you, because being online can feel cold, lonely, and sometimes isolating, especially when you’re starting something new. So join us here 🌱 Growth Squad Heroes Why Skool? Because Skool combines community, classroom, and calendar in one. Unlike Facebook Groups, LinkedIn, or Discord, Skool lets you keep your content and community in one place, create a focused distraction-free experience, use gamification and engagement tools, and get paid easily with Stripe. Payments are processed until Wednesday, with payouts occurring on Monday, except for bank holidays, in which case payments will be cleared on Tuesday. These steps are me walking you through Skool side by side, showing you what to press, why it matters, and how to set yourself up for success. Think of me as one of your many mentors here in Skoolers not just giving you steps, but making sure you feel supported while you build your community. ⚠️ Avoid cold DMs. You’re limited to 10 cold messages a week, so don’t waste them. Let Skoolers organically want to follow you or ask for more information; this is how trust is built. Don’t just join groups to pitch or convince members to join your group. Instead, engage genuinely, add value, and people will naturally check you out. 🔌 Get plugged into the source. Complete the Skoolers classroom, regularly check what’s new, help others as you learn and progress, and always give back more than you take. Step 1 Enroll in the Skool classroom. I wish I had done this sooner I’m here regularly now. There aren’t many tutorials on YouTube, and the few available are pretty poor. For example, I once searched for how to create a course and add a video. The tutorial I found made it look super difficult—30 minutes of my life gone. Instead, head into the Skool classroom. Here's how to in less than 5mins! To add videos in your Skool classroom go to your group → click “Classroom” → either create a new module or open one you already have → hit “Add Lesson.” Give it a title, then just paste your YouTube, Vimeo, or Loom link—Skool auto-embeds it.