I’m having some challenges with pricing and matching it to my offer and would really appreciate some input. Right now, I typically sell a 6-month program for $3,000 and a 12-month program for $5,000. I like the idea of collecting more cash in a shorter period of time — something similar to @Dan Harrison's 100-day model at $3–4K. That said, I previously offered a 90-day program and realized I could collect significantly more revenue by moving people into 6- or 12-month commitments, since some clients are willing to pay $3–5K upfront. I also didn’t enjoy having to re-sell or re-enroll clients after 90 days. I preferred having people locked in for six months, without needing to introduce continuation offers right away. I’m curious to hear thoughts on the pros and cons of a 100-day model versus a 6- or 12-month structure, especially from a cash-flow, retention, and energy standpoint. Thanks very much — appreciate any insights.

New Skool Story Podcast just dropped. This was so much fun jamming with the bros talking about big things... like Giving Games, Skool and Miracles. @Matthew Thompson @Luke Gilbert @Alexander VandeLaar Check it out 👇🏼

If you are running ads to grow your skool community (or want to) Getting clear on your numbers (all of them) is vital to your success. I just created this Ads / Business calculator so you can just put in your goals and metrics from skool and figure out exactly what you need. - $ Monthly Ad Spend - # New Community Members - # of application - Price points To hit your goals. If you want it (for free) comment "ADS" below and our automation thingy will send it to you in the DM's.

Traffic seems to be the main thing most people on Skool struggle with... When I started, I started growth operating for someone with a youtube following and that's how we grew the community to 1.5k members+ Other wise I would have no idea how to get someone in lol - I wish I had the Ads challenge back then So, what's the best way you've found? What are you trying right now? Ill share my #1 tip in the comments after a few people share theirs.

Instagram might think I'm dead ☠️ Thoughts on building a social media free biz? 👇🏼