After yesterdays wheel coming off completely I need to do a huge shout out to another Heather for coming to my rescue. At @Heather Di Rocco of Ai in Wonderland has worked some incredible magic to get things working for the Weekly Bulletin this week. So a big round of applause goes to her. I have no idea how she has done what she has done but she is a amazing at this sort of thing, whereas Im not. So a big round of applause to you Heather.

Watch the video or read the transcript here: Hey everyone, how are you all doing? So here's me thinking that today is Monday because yesterday we had a public holiday. It was King's Birthday here, and so it's completely thrown me out and probably will completely throw me out for the rest of the week, but bear with me. So this is why the spin the wheel for our referral competition didn't happen yesterday, but you will see it is here in this post right now. So congratulations to our winner, Michelle Sparks. Woohoo! And thank you very much to Zach Knight, Katya and Wendy for your referrals as well. They are very much appreciated here. So the other reason that I am here, because we are now Tuesday—Tuesday here in New Zealand, and I know it's Monday just about everywhere else—but I don't want the week to be cracking on and you not being aware about the event registration form, which is now in place here in this classroom, in the How to Get Started classroom. I've just left a little slot there, as you can see, for you to link into it. So every event you will need to fill this in. And yes, that is also for recurring events as well. That may change, but for now, whilst we bed this system in, and fingers crossed it does go smoothly this week, you will still have to fill in the form for your recurring events for them to show up in the weekly bulletin. And of course, if you're new here to Skool Events Daily, you're very welcome, but you will have to be a premium member to have your events put into the Skool Events Weekly Bulletin. Now, it's not expensive at all. It's simply $5. Can you believe that? $5 a month, or you can grab the even bigger bargain of $50 for the year. And that is remaining at that price for now until I get all of these systems bedded in and everything ironed out. Then there will be a price rise in relation to everything that you are now receiving as premium members, but obviously if you join now, you will stay at that $5 a month or $50 a year. So the other reason that I'm just jumping in here is I really don't want you to leave filling in the event registration form until the last minute. The deadline is Friday 5 PM New York time and Friday 9 PM London time, which is 10 AM New Zealand time on Saturday.

Please watch this video if you are a premium member and wanting your events in the Skool Events Weekly Bulletin. We are onto our next stage of making the weekly bulletin a smooth journey for all. All events are now registered via this Google form, no fuss and extremely easy. No more use of the template, as that will automatically filled in now You will find the link for the form over in the classroom "Getting Started" very soon. But you can grab that here ......... Event Registration Form So watch this quick little video, recorded on the amazing Panda extn, and yes its loom but floating and its included in the panda package which is at an amazing price. You can grab that offer here.

Several updates and improvements are currently being introduced to make Skool Events Daily easier to use, more organised, and more effective for both event hosts and browsers. A new Google Form system is being rolled out to organise event categories and better match people with the events they actually want to attend. The goal is to reduce scrolling for browsers and allow the right people to be tagged into relevant events as soon as they are posted, creating a smoother experience for everyone involved. The new event template being tested in the Weekly Bulletin has received very positive feedback and is seen as the first step towards a much larger system upgrade. The long-term goal is to create a process that is easier, less time consuming, and more streamlined for both organisers and the backend management side of the community. A large amount of work currently happens behind the scenes to move events across calendars, classrooms, and visibility points. For recurring events, organisers are still being asked to post weekly updates rather than relying on old posts or calendar entries alone. Regular posting keeps events visible, avoids confusion when schedules change, and helps ensure events are still active before they are added into the Weekly Bulletin. Event hosts are also encouraged to stop repeating the same posts every week and instead refresh the wording, focus on outcomes, and create short videos so people can connect more personally with the host before attending. Coming soon to the Weekly Bulletin will be event categories and a clickable table of contents, allowing readers to jump directly to the types of events they are most interested in. The aim is to remove friction and make discovering events faster and easier for browsers. New sponsor spots are also opening up through an energy exchange model rather than paid sponsorship. Sponsors receive visibility inside the Weekly Bulletin and sponsors classroom, including direct links to their communities, in exchange for sharing the Weekly Bulletin once a week inside their own communities. Sponsors must have over 100 members and show consistent activity and growth on Skool. Sponsor spotlights will also soon be introduced to further showcase and support sponsor communities.

Oooooo this was soooo close. @Louise Humpington @Amy Grantham @Krissi Driver @Gaby Yassinskiy @Wendy Hodson @BillieAnn Ray