There are a LOT of ways to build a Skool community. Free. Paid. Freemium. Low-ticket. High-ticket. Community-first. Coaching-first. Content-first. Lead generation. Client delivery. The problem is that most of the advice out there starts with: “Here’s what worked for me.” Then you are handed their pricing, their engagement strategy, their call schedule, their gamification system, and their funnel. Except you do not have their business. You do not have their audience. You do not have their topic. You may not even want the same outcome. Before deciding how to build your Skool community, there is a much more important question: What do you need your community to DO? That is where I believe the strategy should start. And that is exactly where we start inside the Standard Tier of the Your Best Course Build Lab. Not with someone else’s blueprint. With yours.

I'm still defining...would like to hear your thought.

Also… meet my AI clone. 👇 That's not me in the video. :) Making realistic AI video at scale is the bottleneck for everyone right now. My AI video community: https://www.skool.com/create-ai-videos-people-love-3057/about Brands need 20 versions to find the one that works, creators need to post daily, and at $300–500 a video nobody can afford to keep up. So I build ultra-realistic AI video and automate the whole pipeline, from script to finished clips at volume, for about what one video used to cost. I teach creators to use it to actually make money with it, whether that's ads, content, or client work. Here to meet other community owners for cross-promo (happy to do the heavy lifting), and to be useful. Especially keen to meet anyone serving creators, freelancers, marketers, agency owners or e-com founders 👊 What are you building?