@Bradley Guernsey I'm just trying to figure out if my current rate of growth is good enough to spend more time on other tasks, or if I need to push harder on just getting new members in. It's a time management issue. Only so many hours in a day

@Bradley Guernsey I had an established customer base before I started Skool. So I kicked off with 12 members. I have YouTube videos, but that is new and don't have may followers at all, I post on IG and FB, and a newsletter list. I also partner with some larger companies, Thorn supplements and True Victory, so I've done some collaboration posts to take advantage or their larger following. Then of course there's word of mouth and current client referrals. 0

I have partnerships with companies like Thorne supplements and True Victory. I find I get the most traffic when I post on socials, add their name to what I’m talking about, and then invite them as collaborators on the post. That way you go out to their followers also. Obviously, they have a much larger following than I do. If you have any partnerships with larger brands, I definitely recommend taking advantage of it.

@Bradley Guernsey Thanks. I had one post a week or so ago with over 6K views. Got a ton of website traffic off of it.

Former Army EOD Tech. My mission statement is: At Tier One Bio Optimization, our mission is to help veterans, first responders, and high-performing individuals rebuild resilience, restore energy, and operate at their highest level. We combine military discipline with science-based health coaching to create personalized systems that improve metabolism, stress management, sleep, and mindset. Our purpose is simple—empower those who never stop showing up to live mission-ready, inside and out. I am new to the Skool platform and I’m hoping to learn how others are using it to advance their businesses.