I'm teaming up with Chris Hanlon, a TEDx speaking coach who's worked with over 100 TEDx speakers, for a live session next Tuesday. We're calling it Magnetic Talks - The Blueprint for Story-Driven Action. The idea came out of a conversation we had about the gap between talks that get polite applause and talks that actually change what people do afterwards. Chris teaches the Captivation Architecture Framework, which is about structuring a story so it leads somewhere, rather than just being an interesting thing someone said. Date: Tuesday 28th July 2026 Time: 6 pm - 7 pm BST (London time) / 1 pm - 2 pm ET / 10 am - 11 am PT Link to Chris' community HERE 🗓️ Add to your calendar HERE Des — The Content Revenue Lab

I am in so many communities as a member and I come across equally many setups that are confusing for members, not using the benefits Skool is offering, a lack of knowledge of the behind the scenes settings, and missing the tips & tricks that make other communities skyrocket. You all know I am working as CSM (Community Success Manager) in multiple communities here on Skool and I want to give you the opportunity to have me on your side for a while. So I thought of this crazy thing 🤓 I just made one of my new groups 1000/m. And for the first 10 people that enter you get ME for 14 days PLUS... ⚡I give you a community roast and I come in as an admin for the next 14 days. ⚡We optimize and restructure what needs to be restructured and I stay on for 14 days to work on the community with you. ⚡Together we work on the packaging, strategy, and member success in your group. BUT (this you will like 😁) 🫢 I have also put the affiliate of that group on 50% Meaning, if you are smart about it and work together, you can all get this package for the half. Like serious, never offered this before. And when you are really smart and you know 2 or more community owners that need their community to do better, you can actually get me working for you, for free. Oh and maybe even earn money on the way. I am turning the community price on right now! ⏰ 10 people have the chance to get in. And from there, let’s get some work done. Just shoot me a message.

I'm doing a guest session tonight inside @Liisa Reimann Funnel Forensics community. The topic is something I get asked about a lot - how presenting in other people's communities actually works as a growth strategy, and where it fits inside a proper funnel rather than just being a one-off tactic. I'll be walking through how I've grown to 740 members without paid ads, primarily through showing up in rooms like this one, and mapping out exactly where the live event sits in the funnel sequence — from cold traffic all the way through to paying members. If you're a coach or service provider who thinks about funnels, this will make sense in your language. If you're a community owner who's been wondering whether presenting in partner communities is worth the effort, this session answers that question directly. Tonight | Time: 8 PM GMT | 3 PM New York (ET) | 12 PM Los Angeles (PT) Community: Funnel Forensics (Liisa Reimann's community) Link: https://www.skool.com/funnelforensics/about?ref=c75adaa832e449d8b1ef463c22b1d8a9 Free to attend if you're a Funnel Forensics member. Drop a comment if you want more details.

A few years ago, I started a YouTube channel on a niche I knew nothing about just to prove the strategy worked. No big following. No existing audience. Just a clear search-first content plan and a community to send people to. It monetised in four weeks. I tell people this not to impress them but because most creators I talk to are waiting waiting to hit 1,000 subscribers, waiting to feel ready, waiting for the algorithm to notice them. The waiting is the problem. I run a free Skool community called The Content Revenue Lab. We help professionals use YouTube to grow a community and turn their expertise into income. Just crossed 800 members. Free to join if it sounds relevant to what you're building. https://tinyurl.com/TheContentRevenueLab Des — The Content Revenue Lab

I just noticed a little icon in Chrome where I can search through my tabs. As much as I try to corral those tabs into some sort of organization, they keep building up. Did you know there is a search icon in CHROME? Yes, that one with the magnifying glass let's you look through all of your tabs in succession, one line at a time vertically (space saver) and then search them!