This will sound strange, I know. But please don't go to someone's profile, go to their group and join. It is costing the owner of the group minimum 30% on all memberships. (or up to 70%) Only use this method when you have NO onther way of getting in touch with the owner and asking for their invite link. If you are in contect with the owner or you know them from another group: ❗Ask for their invite link ❗ In case you can't reach them, but you know another person that is in the community: ❗Ask for their invite link ❗ We need to be WAY MORE aware to this. It will cost the owner a minimum of 30% FOREVER on a membership that you join. For anyone that is not aware of how this system works, doesn't know the advantages or disadvantages of Growth Boost, please join the weekly Q&A and bring your question.

Lots of good tips in this video! Do you create challenges in your community?

You're probably here because you're new to Skool, or just curious about what this platform has to offer. My first tip is to download the app to make your life easier: → iPhone / iPad: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/skool-communities/id6447270545 → Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skool.skoolcommunities We are here to show you how Skool works, discover interesting communities, and get the tools to use the platform optimally, whether you want to join communities as a member or start your own. 👇 What do we have here for you 👇 The 'community' area (button on top) is the 'Home' of this community. The 'Classroom' area is where you can find all other Tools & Services 🚀 Skool Community Tools & Services 💡 A library of other communities you might like. Let's introduce yourself below 😃 👉 Who are you? (Name, where you're from) 👉 What brings you here? (Curiosity? Looking for a community? Want to start one?) 👉 What do you enjoy in your free time? (Hobbies, passions, interests) 👉 After that, get started HERE. Welcome to the club. Let's make this fun. 🔥

Hi there, I am stuck with a question because I am not sure how Skool really works. I'd like to test a community with online live sessions. I don't really know what will happen especially technically. If it all works out as I am thinking. So I don't want to charge the members anything in the beginning, so there are no expectations on a perfect community. Long-target goal: around 6-8 Euro monthly community fee - they get exchange with others, a weekly exercise for no extra charge plus access to online training sessions in small groups instructed and corrected by me - these should also be about 10 euro per 30 minutes. BUT IF I FIRST OFFER IT FREE, are those members free forever? What happens if I decide to make it a charged community - are those free members kicked out? Should I better charge e.g. 3 Euro in the beginning? And when I raise the price what happens to those low-price members?