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For social sellers posting but not getting sales. Learn to reach the right people, create purposeful content, and move them closer to buying.

59 contributions to Skool Scale Camp
Thank you!!!
We hit $16,000 for September My DMs are through the roof. I won’t get to everyone today. This has been an incredible month. VIPs…sharing my launch plan with you this Fall. 4-week project you can apply directly to your community. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you!!!
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Wow!!! I love that it's net cash! Can't wait!
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Stop giving your Skool community more tiers and more options
Most Skool community owners think the fix for slow growth is more. More tiers, more price points, more ways to say yes. The problem with this is it confuses your own members. They don't know which tier to buy or what it'll actually get them. Instead of a clear yes, they hesitate. And when people hesitate, they don't buy. This leads to a community full of engaged people who never convert, months that stay stuck at $7K-10K, and you working way more hours than you should for the revenue you're bringing in. After growing my freemium Skool communities to 13,000+ members and going from $400 MRR to consistent $10K, $15K, and $20K months, here's what I'd do instead. Give your niche ONE clear offer built around one outcome, with everything else stripped away. This is because when there's only one decision to make, people actually make it. They're not stuck comparing tiers or wondering what's different. They just say yes. Which leads to higher conversions, more monthly recurring revenue, and a business that grows without you having to be online all day. You can think about it like this ⤵️ Do you want to keep offering more options and hoping someone picks one? Or would you prefer to give people one clear path to the result they want?
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Stop giving your Skool community more tiers and more options
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I’m really interested in your leaderboard strategy. Wondering if I should scale my classroom back and move some of that content to the leaderboard instead.
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@Brenda Rigney Yay!!!!
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@Sue-Anne Hickey thank you!
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@Lindsay MacGregor yes! It’s time to stop splitting my attention and focus on Skool
Your $9 community has a math problem 👀
DON’T EXPECT YOUR $9 COMMUNITY TO GET YOU TO $10K MONTHS Low-ticket communities sound great. Charge $9 a month. Get lots of members. Build recurring revenue. But there’s a math problem. At $9/month, you need 1,112 paying members to hit $10K MRR. And those paying members don’t magically appear. If you convert 20–30% of your community to paid, you’d need roughly 3,700–5,600 total members to produce those 1,112 paying members. And then you have churn. So unless you already have a massive audience, a strong ad engine or a reliable source of high-volume traffic, $9 is a volume game. I’d rather make the math easier. Start Premium at $49+ per month. Build reliable traffic into your free community. Create a clear reason to upgrade. Focus on traffic, conversion and retention. Then offer VIP for the people who want more access, support or faster results. You don’t need thousands of paying members to build a $10K/month business. You need a business model where the math actually works. So ask yourself: Are you trying to build a community that needs massive volume? Or one that can make more money with fewer members?
Your $9 community has a math problem 👀
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@Mildred Talabi yes, thanks! I was clarifying that those were the 2 tiers.
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@Danielle Pace yes!!!!
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Latashia Crenshaw
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I help Gen X CEOs, like myself, learn how to write simple content plans in 1 hour a week.

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Joined Nov 16, 2025
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