If you missed some or all of today's masterclass for newish Skool community owners, have no fear, the replay is here! Even if you aren't newish but you are struggling to get traction and figure out which pathway is best for you, there is value to be found here. And...don't miss out because tomorrow (Thursday) in the Build Lab, I'm doing another masterclass about attracting new members and growing your audience. There are four main ways of growing your audience and number 4 is talked about very little yet it is the one thing that completely turned my business around! I hope to see you there. Oh, and after you watch the replay, let me know what you thought or if you have any questions. 😉

we are told that if we only get 5 star reviews, something is wrong. well.. in my paid community i got 8 five star reviews (closed for now, only waitlist). in my free community i just got 24 five star reviews on ProveWorth and 5 five star reviews ppl paying me $1 so, tell me - what do i do wrong?

Miss the onboarding call? Want to learn more about how the CLASSIFIEDS started and how to get the most out of it? This is for you! Oh, and if you are interested in accessing the How to Teach a High-Value, High-Converting Masterclass for only $27, you have until the end of day Friday.

You check the feed. Silence. You post something. Crickets. You wonder if anyone even remembers they joined. This isn't a traffic problem. You got them in. This is an engagement problem. And it's fixable. At The Community Clinic, May 7-9, we spend an entire day diagnosing exactly why communities go quiet and activating them live, in the room, in real time. You don't go home and try it later. You fix it during the session. Free to attend live. Recordings for All-Access pass holders. 👉 Join & start fixing TODAY BTW We have managed to attract impressive group speakers/session moderators: @Des Dreckett @Liisa Reimann @Danielle Drew @Justin Yip @Mona Weathers @Simon Holley @Carol Tice @Paulo Costa, The Roaster @Ben Sherry @Chris Suckling @Matthew Burns @Mimi Ramsey

I've been thinking about the metrics that I want to focus on moving forward and how I want to judge success. The goal of this community has always been visibility and meaningful connections. As I've seen other communities grow faster, sometimes it's been a struggle to maintain the bar of only allowing Skoolers in. I get tons of requests every day that I turn down. The vanity metrics could be a lot higher. The reason I've stayed true to the original intention of the group is because I honestly believe that it is the right decision in the long-run and that it directly relates to the quality of the group as a whole - and it doesn't negatively affect anyone's visibility because we are a public group that can be seen by anyone. As I was thinking more about what to watch in terms of metrics, I decided to take a look at a few other larger communities to evaluate where we stand in terms of active members, which I believe is an important indicator of the health of your community. These screenshots below were taken within minutes of each other. Yes, this only represents that people are online in Skool and not necessarily this community, but if people aren't logging in to Skool at all, that's an even bigger problem. So, in a nutshell, I'm moving forward with my commitment to make this a community for Skoolers only, and I hope that at the end of the day, the quality of the interactions that you have in the community, during masterclasses, and in the live meetups will continue to prove that this is the right decision.