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Close $2K–$10K clients without ads, a big audience, or burnout—using a proven, repeatable sales system designed for coaches and consultants.
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31 contributions to Business growth channel
Oct 12 •
Wooohoo Press release featured my work
I wrote an article on business growth strategies and it's covered as press release by one of the renowned eduction blog https://dutable.com/how-to-skyrocket-your-business-or-side-hustle-with-learning-ai-tools-and-other-essentials-skills-in-less-than-30-days/
0 likes • Oct 13
@Shabbar Syed congratulations
Apr 5 •
It was great call - Watch it full - Business Growth Summit V2 -Value Call
Hey Skoolers, I would like to give big shout out to @Braden S. Watt , @James Edwards , @Ismael Fraser For join the weekly event Business Growth Summit Volume 2 and it was very good call. We all shared our insights on following 1. Value stack offers 2. Community building strategy 3. Testimonial boost for client aquisition 4. Skool Networking for growing more members As it was 45 mins long call but I have put important highlights here for your review Hoping to you all again next week Sat 5PM EST
2 likes • Apr 5
Here's a breakdown of key actionable takeaways that can be implemented to grow your community, increase sales, and strengthen engagement: 1. Focused Community Development Strategy Use Free Classroom as a Preview: Offer a free or low-ticket classroom that mimics your paid version. This allows prospects to experience the value before upgrading. Build Around Clear Topics: Choose a specific and underserved niche, like authentic self-improvement, to stand out on Skool. 2. Testimonial Strategy Actively Request Testimonials: After delivering value, ask directly for testimonials especially if you've over-delivered. Provide Testimonial Examples: Share samples with clients so they understand how to give compelling, results-focused feedback. Use Video Testimonials as VSLs: Powerful testimonials can replace or enhance traditional sales copy. 3. Strategic Alliances & Consulting Offers Offer Consulting Within the Skool Classroom: Don’t limit your Skool to just courses sell digital products and consulting inside. Use Strategic Partnerships: Collaborate with others who can refer you high-ticket clients. Think “B.A.N.T.” (Budget, Authority, Need, Timing) when qualifying. 4. Organic Traffic Sources Top Sources Identified: Skool DMs (personalized outreach) YouTube content (even basic videos boost visibility) LinkedIn (focus on networking more than just posting) Warm market (previous contacts and clients) Reddit: Use with caution due to strict rules, but can work over time. 5. One Platform at a Time Master One Channel First: Use the “fill one cup” method—dominate one platform (like Skool or LinkedIn) before diversifying. 6. Understand Where Prospects Are At Discovery First: Don’t sell blindly. Always diagnose the current state of a lead before offering anything. Simplify Their Focus: Help clients narrow their business ideas to one clear goal instead of multiple scattered effort 7. Use a Value Stack Low, Mid, and High Ticket Offers: Structure your offer like ClickFunnels’ Value Ladder—start with a small win and lead people upward.
Mar 25 •
Local vs Global Growth Channels: Which Path Should You Choose? 🚀
When expanding your business, you’ll need to decide between local and global growth channels. Each has its own benefits: Local Growth 📍 - Lower Risk: You understand the market, customer behavior, and regulations. - Tailored Marketing: Easy to create personalized campaigns. - Simpler Logistics: Less complexity with supply chains and customer service. Key Channels: Local SEO, community events, word of mouth. Global Growth 🌍 - Larger Market: Access millions of new customers. - Economies of Scale: Lower costs as you grow. - Global Brand Authority: Establish your business worldwide. Key Channels: International SEO, global partnerships, social media targeting. Which Is Right for You? Start local to minimize risk, then expand globally as your brand grows. What’s your current growth strategy? Let us know! 👇
0 likes • Mar 30
@Steffany Wielaard I don't want any warnings
0 likes • Mar 30
@Steffany Wielaard I have sent you a message no warnings lol
Mar 27 •
Top 1% community rank and it's free
Yes join this amazing community additionally to learn about affiliate marketing and post learning these skills you can help invite members for Business growth channel too. Did you already started inviting new members to this community Business growth channel that you are part of ? I will soon be launching more insights and course videos on Skool affiliates and how others are doing generate leads, generating income from affiliate features Meanwhile additionally join the below mentioned community to learn how to prepare affiliates how to perform affiliate marketing Join this community for free https://www.skool.com/super-affiliate-academy/about?ref=e638d18916414268bc8ea687719bb882 I will rarely post about other communities only I feel it's worth
0 likes • Mar 28
@Shabbar Syed I Love this! Building a strong community while learning affiliate marketing is a win-win. Have you started inviting new members yet?
0 likes • Mar 28
I've joined already thank you
Mar 25 •
🏮- Skool as a Social Connection Type?
——🚩 The 2022 Meta-Gallup survey has been the report of interest this month. https://www.gallup.com/file/analytics/513347/Gallup-Meta-Global%20State%20of%20Social%20Connections%20Report-2023.pdf One of the Questions in the report takes a look at “Social Connection Type and Frequency of Interactions”. I began using Skool & LinkedIn a bit more this year and one of the things that impressed me about both platforms are the weekly analytics reports. I see LinkedIn as a useful platform to introduce people to Skool. Both platforms provide useful feedback about post effectiveness and impact of connection across several demographics. It makes me wonder how other social media platforms classify as a type of connection? Here’s to good health, deep and meaningful relationships and an improved Quality of Life…
1 like • Mar 28
@James Edwards I liked it, LinkedIn and Skool together create a powerful feedback loop for connection and growth. I'm curious, what insights from the analytics have stood out to you the most?
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@ismael-fraser-8332
Hi, I’m Ismael from the UK, originally from British Guyana. 24 years in sales and marketing, helping businesses boost visibility and sales.
Active 2d ago
Joined Feb 16, 2025
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