If you go to Discovery and search for your community, how many times do you come up for keywords people would be using to find you? Go sit down and write a list of phrases or keywords and try them. Ask your members what they'd search to find you. Then go look. You might be losing traffic by just not optimizing your About Page copy.

Curious to see who’s been here the longest. 👀 How long have you been on Skool, and what’s one change or feature release that you thought was a great move? There’s been a lot of updates over time, so it’ll be fun to see which ones stood out most to each of you.

On Skool News today they announced that you can now start a new community for only $9 a month! Amazing, right?! You can see it on the pricing page here. But here is what you need to know. I downgraded a community to show you what it looks like. (All pictures included, so if you're on a phone.. swipe!) You lose: Custom URL All the links that originally posted somewhere will FAIL (go change them) Transaction fees go from 2.9% to 10% Suggested groups will show on side bar You only get 1 admin/moderator (YOU the owner) You lose access to PRO plugins You lose access to affiliates Your cover photo will have a powered by Skool banner Before you can downgrade, you may need to do a few tasks like: If you have a moderator or admin, you will have to downgrade them. Turn off the pro plugins. Turn off affiliates. If someone starts a Skool community from your $9/m community, you won't be auto given the affiliate. You can still get them as an affiliate, if you give them your affiliate link. IF you have people that had a community as an affiliate underneath you, then you will still get a commission for a $9/m community if they downgrade. If someone starts as a $9/m community and they upgrade, you'll get the upgraded affiliate amount. Who are you bringing to Skool? Are you starting a $9/m community?

Let’s get better at knowing what each other are actually working on. Not just the wins. Not just the polished stuff. Drop a link to your Skool group, YouTube channel, opt-in, freebie, or offer. This is your space to share what you’re building. Use it. Show it off. Let us see what you're up to. There is one rule. You must leave feedback or say something supportive to at least one other person in the thread. This is about connection. It helps all of us when we know what you're building and how we can support each other.

We hear it all the time.“Trust and credibility matter.” And they do. Especially when you’re building an online following, selling, or running a community where people stick around long-term. But most people stop at just saying it’s important. What do you think it actually takes to build real trust and credibility online? The kind that makes people follow, buy, and stay. 👇 I want to hear your honest take.