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A community to build, send, and grow your email list - without social media.

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Can I add my Skool members emails to my Flodesk email list?
Any reason/law that I can't add them? Should I have a double opt in or warn them when they give it to me during the onboarding questions?
Can I add my Skool members emails to my Flodesk email list?
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2 likes โ€ข 10d
@Reinet Doig This is where the how really matters - especially with EU subscribers ๐Ÿ‘€ If youโ€™re collecting emails through Skool and want to use them for your list, you need clear, explicit consent. Thatโ€™s where double opt-in comes in just like @Brenda Rigney mentioned. In places like the EU (GDPR), itโ€™s not enough that someone entered their email - they need to actively confirm they want to hear from you (usually via a confirmation email). So if youโ€™re thinking about adding a question on join like: โ€œDo you want to be added to my email list?โ€ Thatโ€™s a great start, but Iโ€™d still treat that as step one, not the final step. The cleanest way to do it: - Ask the question when they join (make it optional + clear what theyโ€™ll get) - Then send let them confirm via double opt-in Yes, itโ€™s an extra stepโ€ฆbut it protects you and gives you a way more engaged list. Also - tiny reframe here: If someone doesnโ€™t confirm, thatโ€™s actually helpful data. It means they weren't fully in and we don't want them on our list then anyway. Iโ€™d much rather have 100 people who chose to be there than 500 who vaguely remember joining something ๐Ÿ˜… p.s and yes, double opt is the most grey topic of all email marketing topics. I know huge businesses in the EU that don't do it - but - I'd rather play it safe when a fine could take us smaller guys out. I hope that's helpful!
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0 likes โ€ข 10d
@Brenda Rigney Of course haha
Who has a flame ๐Ÿ”ฅ?
...and who wants one? ๐Ÿ‘‰ If you have your flame: Show off your flame and effort on Skool. Screen shot your profile and drop it in the comments. ๐Ÿ‘‰ If you want a flame: Drop a ๐Ÿ”ฅ in the comments. The flame ๐Ÿ”ฅ = your activity streak + contribution level It shows: - You show up consistently - You engage (not just lurk) - Youโ€™re part of the community energy Check out the comments for ways to get your flame
Who has a flame ๐Ÿ”ฅ?
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7 likes โ€ข 18d
I got mine back after loosing it after seeing Ed Sheeran ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚
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2 likes โ€ข 15d
@Claire Amelia it most definitely was! Love Ed.
Social Media vs. Skool
You may have heard that I deactivated some of my social media accounts. I've kept... - YouTube for retargeting - Facebook for Meta Ads But everything else I am taking a break from. Call is midlife brain fog, or raising cortisol levels, but it just doesn't give me joy anymore. Plus, I receive much more organic growth from Skool in our communities, than I have from the 7 years I've been on social media for business. Check out these facts between Social Media vs. Skool. (see infographic below) You've got to show up somewhere for your business...why not where you can see the pay-back and it gives you joy. What's your plan in 2026? PS - originally adapted from a post Calvin Hollywood post on Skoolers (but with a Brenda/Midlife spin)
Social Media vs. Skool
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1 like โ€ข 18d
You know Iโ€™m a fan of this ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚ @Brenda Rigney
CRM- Yes or No?
This year my focus has been on simplicity and efficiency. Since the end of the Summit and Brenda's post about the many tools and subscriptions we all have, I've been considering what a simple, barebones flow would look like. Do we even need a CRM? I have GHL but don't love it and because of that I don't use it to it's fullest expression. My ideal situation would eliminate SM (ala Kylie Kelly) and have a simple flow with website/landing page-> Skool using YouTube and email list for marketing purposes. I'm not opposed to using SM for ads, but that isn't where I want to be engaging with my community or followers. I know I could drop GHL and use Skoot as well which would simplify my process. Do you think a CRM is necessary? Do you have ideas on a simple and efficient flow? I'd love to hear below.
CRM- Yes or No?
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9 likes โ€ข Apr 8
@Stephanie Davis I sure do!!!! Iโ€™m very biased here butโ€ฆ Iโ€™m a big fan of keeping things super simple ๐Ÿ˜… I donโ€™t think you need a CRM right now. A CRM only really becomes useful when youโ€™ve got: - a higher volume of leads - a sales process to manage - or a team needing visibility Until then, itโ€™s usually just another tool to maintain (and avoidโ€ฆ which is exactly what you said youโ€™re doing with GHL). If your goal is simplicity, Iโ€™d strip it right back to something like: ๐Ÿ‘‰ Email platform (Kit / Flodesk etc) For landing pages, forms & emails ๐Ÿ‘‰ Skool for community, connection & nurturing ๐Ÿ‘‰ Content driver (YouTube etc) which could bring people in over time Thatโ€™s honestly more than enough to build real momentum. So your flow could look like: YouTube / visibility โ†’ landing page โ†’ email list โ†’ Skool โ†’ offers Clean. Simple. Repeatable. I would wait until thereโ€™s consistent cash coming in before adding more tools. Because more tools โ‰  more growth (and often itโ€™s the opposite) If anything, removing GHL will probably increase your consistency because youโ€™ll actually use what you have - and it will save you cash as well. You can always layer a CRM in later if you truly need it, but right now, Iโ€™d focus on: ๐Ÿ‘‰ getting people into your world ๐Ÿ‘‰ building relationships ๐Ÿ‘‰ making offers
To email or not to email. Or wait to email? ๐Ÿค”
OK, so Iโ€™m pretty sold on email marketing, but with Skool it has changed in business hierarchy, and sometimes is even irrelevant. Iโ€™m in the process of leaving Kartra all in one CRM including email, to Systeme.io all in one untilโ€ฆ PLOT TWIIST: I heard that the Wingman CRM I purchased from Goosify will have email by this summer!! This is an absolute life-changing turn of events, but I need to leave Kartra THIS month. I canโ€™t imagine not emailing my newsletter list for 3 months+, so Iโ€™m a bit confused what to do. I guess get Systeme.io, just use it for a few months, then move my email list back to Wingman??? Thatโ€™s a lot of back-and-forthโ€ฆ Anyone have a suggestion for an interim situation like this? ๐Ÿค”
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5 likes โ€ข Apr 5
@Christine Vabre honestly, the back and forth could hurt your deliverability and sender reputation. Can you just pay monthly and stay with Kartra until Wingman comes out with email?
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Helping women build online empires without social media ๐Ÿ‘‘ Grew my email list to 7k+ - join Email Marketing Skool for $9 p/m to learn how!

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