You started a Skool community. Now what?

Shannon Boyer

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You chose a name.

You set up your About page.

You invited some people in.

And now suddenly there are about 47 decisions to make.

What goes in the Classroom?

Should your community be free or paid?

Do you need a course?

Should you create tiers?

How much content should you give away?

How do you keep people engaged without spending your entire life creating posts, trainings and resources?

And perhaps the biggest question:

How do you turn this thing you created into an actual business?

That’s exactly what we’re tackling in Now What?, a training specifically for newer Skool community owners who want to build their group intentionally instead of making it up as they go.

We’ll look at the decisions that shape your entire Skool ecosystem, including the relationship between your Classroom and Community, free versus paid offers, memberships, courses, tiers, and the mistakes that can leave you with a giant vault of content that nobody knows what to do with.

I’ll also introduce you to the three parameters I believe should guide almost every major decision you make about your community and your courses.

Most importantly, this is not a training about copying the setup of someone with 50,000 members.

Your audience is different.

Your business is different.

Your goals are different.

Your Skool community should be built accordingly.

I’ll also take you behind the scenes of my own Skool communities and share how I’ve structured them in two totally different ways.

If you’ve created your Skool group and have found yourself staring at the screen thinking, “Okay...now what?”

This training is for you and it's happening WEDNESDAY! Check out the calendar for the exact times.

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You started a Skool community. Now what?