I created my Skool course for swim lessons still adding more to it. Can I hear from you guys what would be a good idea to put in it? or like a specific format or demos etc… https://www.skool.com/swim-lessons-9435/about?ref=3e2ebabf534840d0963d91ae3437081c

I was thinking of advertising on Instagram for my Skool course. What would get people to go to my Skool page? I was thinking of posting one of thease videos from my Ig with a cta for the ad. https://www.instagram.com/swim.lessons_?igsh=MXhtNmo5aG80Z3dxeQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Thanks so much @Alexi Drouin! Now the set is complete!

Thanks to your feedback @Boniface G- Michael and @Alexi Drouin and to all who left comments on my last post here. I got Skool for $9 and made my own community just now! I will be adding more info to it soon! https://www.skool.com/swim-lessons-9435/about?ref=3e2ebabf534840d0963d91ae3437081c

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