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Here's a quick informal video I did to help explain what we're building with this showcase of Skools ...launching with the new year! Join now 👀 ✨ SHOWCASE ✨ is a curated collection of Skool community Booth presentations We're leveraging the cross-platform connectivity and indexing for SEO/AIO (search engine and AI visibility) By jumping in now with a Special VIP Booth Featured Founder Access Pass you enjoy extra highlights and promotional boosts ongoing - without an annual membership subscription 🤯 ✨ SHOWCASE ✨ is viewable by the public without being logged into the platform or joining the group We are in the Founder building phase, you're invited to come join us! 💌 https://www.skool.com/skool-community-showcase-4035

Sam Ovens & Andrew Kirby share: - How to reduce churn + platform averages - The longer members stay, the less they churn (only 2% churn after 6-months!) - Common patterns + examples of people who reduced churn - How to deal with trouble members + manage community - When to use moderators and how to find them Watch it on YouTube@skool-news channel here

Give it time! Keep showing up and stop stressing out Monitor you metrics without the mania Reduce Churn by ASK-ing churned members why they cancel ... and listen without freaking out so you can start to notice patterns Sometimes it's GOOD when people churn because they aren't a good fit especially in month one ASK you best members why they stay, what they love Yep... have conversations with your people people 🤓 Sometimes it's just too expensive for people If that's the case you can consider a lower barrier entry to unlock that growth potential Grow with Evelyn and Skate IQ noticed tis and adapted with reduced rate tier as response to pattern Skate IQ benefit "I will love you forever" Overwhelm is my #1 response from folks too many communities Don't add more stuff, streamline AI Jack kept more people by removing content BELONGING people want to feel like they are a part of the community it doesn't feel good to have that "I'm so far behind" feeling Just because you are full time on skool in your group, think about folks who have chaotic home or other focus pulls Design for the extremes to find the juicy middle EXAMPLE: Skoolers You can only hit Skool News once a week ...or... you can cruise threads all day every day Chutes and ladders example Avoid Snakes Make Ladders easier to reach and ascend #1 Churn buster = Show up daily and CARE about your community Nick Sarev didn't have fancy tactics, he was consistent showing up and serving the community Weekly call and recording can be huge spice up the text posts with a bit of flavor to deepen the relationship Building culture with 1 on 1 relations online and in real life be a human creating relationships Right 10 to rock retention COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT Tend your garden weed and nurture Broken window theory when community unkept it festers and breeds behavior more graffiti, more garbage, more broken windows New members, engagement, fresh content, fun stuff Space for growth ...don't suffocate the garden

Most people don’t realize this, but your YouTube channel can be taken away from you in seconds if it's built on the wrong account structure. A lot of business owners start their YouTube channel using a personal Google account or a Google Workspace email. It works at first. Then one day you try to bring on help, switch emails, or reorganize your business and you discover you can’t transfer anything. Worse, if the wrong person controls the login, they control the entire channel. Here’s the part YouTube never explains clearly: A business YouTube channel should always live inside a Brand Account. Not your personal Google account. Not your Workspace email. A Brand Account. When your channel is in a Brand Account, you can add owners, recover access, transfer control, and keep your content safe even if an email gets shut down. The process is simple once you know how it works: Create a Brand Account. Move your existing channel into it. Add your new owner. Wait seven days and assign Primary Owner. After that, you have a real business asset. Transferable. Protected. Team-ready. If you’re building on Skool, your YouTube channel becomes your discovery engine and visibility vehicle but it only works if you set it up in a way that keeps you in control. 🚀 ACTION STEPS YouTube → WISE Skool Building🤓 systems 1. Audit your current YouTube channel(s) Check whether they are: - Google Account channels - Brand Accounts - Correct primary owner = YOU 2. Create a Brand Account if you skipped this originally 3. Add a second owner Use: - a backup Gmail - a business partner - a business-purpose secondary Gmail This protects access long-term. 4. Verify your channel is transferable If you ever: - hire a team - sell a brand - reorganize - rebrand - change email domains …you’ll need this structure. 5. Link your channel to your Skool community YouTube = discovery Skool = conversion