One of the easiest ways to make your community look more established is to showcase it on a phone in a realistic lifestyle photo. Step 1: Go to Discovery, search for your community, and take a screenshot of your Group Card. Step 2: Upload your screenshot to ChatGPT and paste the prompt below. Step 3: Share your finished image in the comments below, then post it on your social media 👇 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗲𝘅𝗮𝗰𝘁 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗺𝗽𝘁 𝗜 𝘂𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝘁𝗚𝗣𝗧. "Generate a premium lifestyle photograph featuring the latest iPhone held naturally in one person's hand in a vertical (portrait) orientation. The phone should be the clear focal point while still showing a beautiful, aspirational background that matches the community's niche (for example, a gym for fitness, a workshop for woodworking, a beach for travel, a kitchen for cooking, etc.). Display the uploaded image perfectly on the iPhone screen. Use only the community group card section of the uploaded screenshot, including the cover image, community icon, community name, description, member count, and price. Do not display the browser, search bar, navigation, or any other parts of the screenshot. The screen should look completely authentic with realistic perspective, subtle reflections, accurate brightness, and crisp readability. Do not alter the uploaded group card other than cropping, scaling, and perspective adjustments needed to fit naturally on the phone screen. Use an uncased iPhone with a natural hand grip. The overall image should resemble a premium Apple-style marketing photo with soft natural lighting, realistic depth of field, and a clean, modern aesthetic." -- -- -- Quick tip: Before uploading your screenshot, crop it down so it only contains your community card (cover image, icon, name, description, member count, and price). The cleaner your screenshot, the better the final result. I'd love to see what you create. Post your image in the comments once you've made one! 🚀

I’m thinking of getting a few OCL T-shirts made so I can start wearing them when I’m out and about, especially when I’m chatting with local businesses and people offline about starting their own online communities. The idea is that the shirt isn’t just “merch” or a logo slapped on a T-shirt. I want it to be something simple, clean, and curiosity-driven enough that someone might look at it and ask, “What does that mean?” The current design says: IDEAS. IMPACT. INCOME. with onlinecommunitylaunch.com underneath. My thinking is that it gives me an easy conversation starter. If someone asks about it, I can explain that OCL is about helping people turn what they know, what they’re good at, or what their business already does into an online community that brings people together. For local businesses, that might mean creating a community around their customers, clients, students, fans, or local audience. For individuals, it might mean building around a skill, hobby, experience, interest, or area of knowledge they already have. Then, instead of trying to explain everything on the shirt, I can just have a normal conversation and hand them a business card if they want to check it out. What do you think of the design? Does it feel like something that would make you curious enough to ask about it? And would you change anything before I get one printed?

When you first sign up… You get something like this: @yourfirstname-yourlastname-4827 You can change it, once. Only once. Here’s what most people don’t realise: Every single URL can only belong to one person. That means if someone else grabs your name first… it’s gone. I changed mine to @glenn Clean. Simple. Memorable. Quick way to check if your name is available: Go to your browser Type in: www.skool.com/@yourname If a profile shows up… It’s taken. If it doesn’t… You’ve got a shot. Lock it in before someone else does. Have you claimed yours yet? -- -- -- ⚡ www.skool.com/@glenn

Let us know what you're working on for your community at the moment. (Please no links, screenshots are ok)

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