This Workshop Is About SEO for The Classifieds (And Why I Didn't Say That Until Now)

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Okay, you caught me. 😅

Remember that PSA

posted about the CLASSIFIEDS being a public group? The one where she explained that everything here is indexed by Google?

Yeah... that was the setup.

Because here's what I didn't tell you in the original workshop announcement:

The workshop on January 30 is 100% about SEO for public Skool groups.

It's about making your Skool posts discoverable. Getting your community found by people searching Google for what you offer. Understanding why some posts show up in search results and others disappear into the void.

That's literally search engine optimization.

But I didn't call it that in the announcement. And now you're probably wondering why.

🤫Here's why I kept it vague:

If I had named it "SEO for Skool Workshop," here's what would've happened:

Some of you would've thought:

• "I already know SEO. This isn't for me." (and you'd miss how it applies specifically to Skool)

• "SEO sounds too technical. I'm not ready for that." (even though this is beginner-friendly)

• "I don't care about Google. I just want to network." (but you're missing organic growth opportunities)

And ALL of those people would've disqualified themselves before even hearing what I have to share.

So I called it "Make Your CLASSIFIEDS Posts Work Harder for You."

Same workshop. Same valuable content. Just... less intimidating. More inclusive.

But now the cat's out of the bag. 🐱

And honestly? I'm glad. Because after Shannon posted that PSA, I dropped this comment:

> "And THIS is why you want to be at the workshop on January 30th!!!"

Here's what this "SEO for Skool" workshop actually covers:

✅ How to make your Classifieds posts discoverable on Google (without feeling like a tech nerd)

✅ Why some posts get found by people searching for solutions weeks later—and others vanish

✅ What I have discovered from analyzing 100+ CLASSIFIEDS posts and rating them for discoverability

✅ Simple tweaks that help your Skool group show up when people search for what you offer

✅ Real examples of posts that ARE indexed vs. posts that aren't (spoiler: most aren't)

The best part? I'm breaking it down in plain English. No jargon. No tech overwhelm. No "you're doing it all wrong" because you aren't. Wanna know the truth? 3 tiny tweaks would raise the rating immediately.

Clear, actionable Skool growth strategies you can use immediately.

So here's the deal:

If you think you already know everything about SEO: You might. But do you know how it works specifically for Skool posts? How Google indexes community content? What makes a Skool group findable vs. invisible? If not... this workshop will surprise you.

If you think SEO is too complicated: My approach is specifically designed for people who don't want to become SEO experts. You just want your community to grow organically. This is for you.

If you didn't care about Google until you saw the PSA: Welcome to the light. 😂 Now you know why this matters. Come learn how to use it.

📅 Free Online Workshop | Friday, January 30, 2026 | 1 PM CST

"Make Your CLASSIFIEDS Posts Work Harder for You"

(aka the SEO for Skool workshop I didn't call an SEO workshop)

This is for Skool community owners who want organic growth without paid ads. Simple. Clear. Worth your time.

👉 Join the free SEO for Skool workshop - ADD TO YOUR CALENDAR HERE

Not a CLASSIFIEDS member yet? Join the CLASSIFIEDS free here to access the workshop and connect with 1,100+ Skool owners who are growing their communities organically. (No credit card needed.)

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P.S. If you're a "know-it-all" who thinks this will be beneath you, this probably isn't your workshop. But if you're a Skool owner who wants practical, no-BS strategies to make your community more discoverable... the cat's out of the bag. Now you know what you're signing up for. 😉

P.P.S. Yes, I just used "cat's out of the bag" as my entire content strategy. No regrets.

P.P.S.S. I just rated this post.... like I rated those +100 posts.

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