Hi Dakota, I am yet to advertise my Skool communities. I've just hit 10 weeks on Skool, and I have a healthy following on Facebook, but am baulking at pitching to them because I don't know what to say to bring them into my Skool community. I know people say videos of you talking are the key to building trust, stopping the scroll and converting, but recording a video makes me cringe. Is there another way? And what do I write in an ad? I've had a publishing business outside of Skool for going on 21 years and am now bringing the mentoring component over to Skool. I have Author Skool for people wanting to write and self-publish, as well as build a business beyond their book, and the Skool Bookshop for people who want to learn how to promote their books, and for readers who love books and want to connect with authors. Do you have any examples? Insights? 🙏 @Dakota Hermes

"I've been burned by agencies before." I hear this constantly. And look — some agencies do suck. But blaming every agency is like blaming every barber because you got a bad haircut once. In this video, I tell the story of a guy who kept going back to his barber, kept complaining about his haircuts... until his buddy finally hit him with the truth. Sometimes the barber isn't the problem. Sometimes you're just bald. Translation: maybe your agency can't fix your brand because your offer isn't there yet. Not every agency is bad. But not every business is ready for one either.

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