Most Skool owners I come across aren't using social media at all. They post inside their community and wait. Very few are using Instagram. So I spent a few hours going through the public YouTube and Instagram activity of four fast-growing Skool communities. Two run YouTube and Instagram together, one runs Instagram alone and one runs YouTube alone. The pattern wasn't the platform. It was what happens at the end of every piece of content. The three that use Instagram all close their Reels by asking you to comment a keyword, and the full video or a free resource lands in your DMs. Two of the YouTube channels put the Skool link on the very first line of the video description, where it sits above the fold and is clickable. The setup I'd run starts with a long YouTube video, cut into Shorts that point back to it. For Instagram, I'd recommend making Reels created specifically for it, with their own hook and call to action. If you don't have the time or the resources, repurpose the same clips you cut for YouTube Shorts. I use Opus Clip to do that, or you can cut them by hand in your video editing software. Either way, each Reel asks for a keyword, and a DM sends the YouTube link and your Skool link. Because very few owners in your niche are doing it, it's an easy way to stand out. I've put the exact step-by-step into a free PDF, including the settings that keep your Instagram account from being flagged. Swipe right 👉 to get it. You don't need to join anything. If you'd also like to see how I run my own community, it's HERE. Des Dreckett - The Content Revenue Lab

EDIT TO UPDATE: very unfortunately, the solution did not work. I was hopeful because this is something that Sam had suggested during the second call with him. But it does not work. Thank you for all of you volunteered or shared! 🙏🏽🙂🌻 ————— Hello Skoolers! Earlier this month, I conducted testing with the help of many Skoolers to see how accurate the attribution was for Skool's Growth Boost. We ended up with 12 attribution mistakes. I got on a call with Sam and Alayna for about an hour to walk through the situation, and then there was a follow-up call the week before last with a group of us, @Shannon Boyer included. 🫶 It's still not fully resolved, but I think I have a fix that works. (And Sam says they should have a fix within the next couple weeks too, but in the meanwhile I *think* this would resolve it!) NOTE: You cannot already be in my community. Also note: This will be HUGELY HELPFUL to see if this fix makes attribution work consistently in certain situations. Thank you! P.S. If you're in my group already but have friends who might be up for helping with testing, please tag them to share. Thank you!

Dark Moon - Full Moon 🌒🌔🌕 Every moon phase carries a different kind of magick. The Dark Moon invites you to release. The New Moon asks you to plant a heartfelt intention. The Waxing Crescent encourages your first brave steps. The First Quarter calls you to stay committed when challenges arise. The Waxing Gibbous reminds you to refine, trust, and keep going. And beneath the radiant Full Moon, you pause to celebrate how far you've come. This is more than a lunar cycle - it is a journey back to yourself. Over the coming weeks, we'll walk this sacred path together with rituals, reflections, and simple practices to help you align with the rhythm of the Moon and the wisdom of nature. You don't have to rush the process. The Moon never does. ✨ Join me as we move from the sacred darkness of the Dark Moon to the luminous beauty of the Full Moon - one intentional step, one ritual, one breath at a time. 🌙 Blessed Be. We have begun so meet me here - https://www.skool.com/rich-witch-magick-8333/about

The thing about baking is, you don't have to be a baker to do it. That loaf in the video is a seeded sourdough. You're watching it get scored, coil folded, and rolled in seeds. It looks like it took years to learn. It didn't. It took someone willing to show up and try, and someone willing to show them how. That second part is what we do. We're not here to sell you anything. We run a kitchen where regular people learn to bake real bread, together. Every week In Crust & Crumb Academy we pick a recipe we prepare you for it all week long. The dough, the shaping, the scoring, all of it. Then Saturday morning we bake it together, bakers from all over the world, same recipe, same morning. Brand new or twenty years in, doesn't matter. You bring the curiosity, we'll bring the rest. Free recipes to get started: https://skoo.ly/s/recipe-pantry Come find us: https://skoo.ly/crust-crumb-academy Come bake with us.

Most people overthink their first paid offer. They spend weeks on the pricing, months on the positioning, and never actually test whether anyone will buy it. @Lidia Axe runs the Community Income Mastermind, and tomorrow she's running a live 60-minute workshop called Offers Lab. The entire session is built around testing offers as small experiments rather than treating every launch like a make-or-break moment. She'll show you what she tested inside her own Hackathon community, what worked, what didn't, and what she'd do differently. It's tomorrow - Tuesday 23rd June - 1 pm to 2 pm UK time (8 am Eastern / 5 am Pacific). 🗓️Add it to your calendar - https://www.skool.com/content-revenue-lab-4761/calendar?eid=d9108b4c77f74c5aa78e0fcb47888ecd If you're building a Skool community and want to see how someone at the sharp end of monetisation actually approaches offer testing, this is worth an hour of your time. Des Dreckett - The Content Revenue Lab https://tinyurl.com/TheContentRevenueLab