Most people think growing a Skool community is about better posts, better hooks, or better engagement tactics. It’s not. The real leverage comes from distribution. And the best distribution engine right now? YouTube. If you rely only on internal Skool discovery, growth will be slow. You’re fishing in a small pond. But when you consistently create content on YouTube: - You build authority - You attract warm traffic - You create searchable assets - You bring people who already trust you Your Skool community then becomes the place where: - Deeper conversations happen - Implementation happens - Relationships are built - Monetization becomes natural YouTube = attention Skool = retention + community That combination is powerful. Most failed communities don’t fail because of bad content. They fail because no one knows they exist. Curious — If you’re building a community right now, where is your main traffic coming from?