The hardest part of YouTube isn't making the videos. It's getting those first views to take off. Let's do a quick networking thread to help get some eyes on your work. Drop your channel link below and tell us: 1. What your posting frequency is 2. Ratio of short to long form videos 3. One thing you're trying to improve right now If you leave a link, try to click on two other channels in the comments and give them some encouragement or a sub. Here's mine. No videos yet but channel built. https://www.youtube.com/@skoolgrowthlab-joe Want more ideas on how to grow your group? Join Skool Growth Lab for free now.

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I'm a tech guy. So I created a tech community. It didn't work out as I didn't make any sale with it. I always had in my mind that I suck at sales. Had 2 short sales jobs where my performance was abismal. I hated it. But after being on skool for 6 months and flopping hard on every attempt to sell my tech consulting services, offer after offer, rebrand after rebrand I decided to restart from scratch. And the idea was to have fun. Roast & Promote was created as a place where people can get reviews (AKA roasts) and get rewarded with ads for roasting others. In a little more than 2 months my overall skool profit is a bit more than 100 USD/month.And the community is at arounfd #300 in money category in discovery, one of the hardest of Skool. That's a big win for me. And it's all because I'm not afraid of reinvent myself, asking for feedback and fixing what is wrong. So I created a space that is optimized for that. And I'm thriving on a marketing/advertizing/sales community just a few months after being convinced that I sucked at all of that. Funny right? And I even share my community ideas for free, that are optimized by people's roasts. And you can do the same.

How do I know that? Only 24% is level one. The 2 main factors: Clear instructions and Good onboarding Clear instructions: - The whole brand is built around what people will do inside it. Not on what I provide, not on the niche, but on what people will do. Roast & Promote: You roast others, request roasts and you promote yourself (and I promote you, if you're VIP). - The premisse is simple enough to leave little to no questions, but I make a link avaiable with a collection of posts in my classroom that answer specific questions people usually have. I don't bombard them with information, I just leave a link if they want to learn more. Good Onboarding: - I immediately send a DM once they join. Not a scripted wall of text. But usually just a casual chat if they are online, or 2 sentences inviting them to engage right away. A lot of DMs are long texts that just feel like homework, and I just ignore most of them. Mine is a casual invitation for them to introduce themselves and submit a roast request. And I make it personal, I check what they have, a website, an instagram, and than write about that. So people see I'm talking to them, not pasting a script. - Once people join, I'll tag them in a post where everyone on their niche is linked. That way they can see everyone with similar communities/business that are inside there. Join us and you will get all the feedback you need from me and from relevant people. And you also get great connections to collaborate and learn from, as every member is being sorted out by categories.

By sharing community ideas and offering my link as a way to show that I'll give support to make those ideas a reality. You can check all of those ideas here. Each idea is submited for roasting, so the comments just make the idea better with the opinions of the community. Inside Roast & Promote, you can share such ideas too. Premium members can share their affiliate links while giving community ideas or community tips, and if I like them, the posts will be attached to my classroom, either at the marketing classes or the "steal my community ideas" class. That's a great way to make some extra money by just creating quality posts. Since the community is public, anyone will be able to see your posts and links, even those who don't have a skool account and find you through Google.