Crust & Crumb Academy opened on January 3rd. Sixteen weeks later, we welcomed our 900th member, Amanda Fannin. 🍞 No paid ads. No gimmicks. Just bakers helping bakers get better, one loaf at a time. 👏 Here's what you'd be walking into: - 🥇 The #1 ranked bread baking community on Skool - 🌟 Top 1% of all Skool communities - ⭐ A perfect 5.0 ProveWorth rating - 🔥 900 bakers who'd rather help you fix your crumb than collect another like Sourdough, yeasted, enriched, flatbreads, market business, scoring, troubleshooting, it's all in there. Plus a Recipe Pantry, weekly bake-alongs, and a classroom full of courses that actually teach the why behind the bread. 📚 🚀 𝗡𝗲𝘅𝘁 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗽: 𝟭,𝟬𝟬𝟬. 𝗕𝗲 𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗺. Where bakers come not to get likes, but to get better. Perfection is not required. Progress is. Henry ⭐🔥 https://skoo.ly/crust-crumb-academy

It's always been a passion of mine to connect people for mutual THRIVING. It's been fun doing that in the realm of health and wellness, in the THRIVE Community. I'm leaning into connections more as I rebrand the community to create a bigger platform for all the amazing health and wellness professionals who have gravitated toward this space. There will still be posts about fasting and stress eating, and weekly support groups to navigate all of it, and I'm absolutely available for one-on-one coaching for anyone needing support in those areas. That's my jam, and none of that is going away! My hope is that this transition creates more VALUE for all of us... Those of us seeking support with health and wellness, we get to learn more about the resources and opportunities available here. Those of us working in health and wellness, we get more of a platform to share knowledge/expertise and support others. From now on, you will actually be able to post your offerings or your community DAILY in THRIVE, as many times as you'd like. There are a few guidelines... 1.) Anytime you share your biz, you can create a Value Post with the Value Post tab. You can share your biz when posting in other categories/tabs too, but it's important that you're adding value to the group with any post that you share, not just dropping a link. Your post can be a question, conversation starter, or tip/trick/experience to help people up level their health and wellness. As part of the post, you can link to your community or other offerings. I suggest changing it up, so you're not always including a link with every single post. For example, the following would NOT be a value post...posts like this would get deleted. "If you need help with training/nutrition/meals, come talk to me, here is a link" Posts that truly create value for members by getting people to think, starting conversations, sharing a new perspective, will be pinned and seen by more members. 2.) Anytime you share a value post and put yourself out there, comment on 3 other posts or comments.

I used to have a hard time coming up with a brand new idea every single time I posted. It was exhausting and, really, a waste of time. When posting in directory groups, your getting in front of different people at different times. If a post did very well a few months ago, there's a good chance it will get just as much if not more engagement again. Every time a post of yours gets a higher-than-average engagement rate, save the post link (you can create a note just for these in your Notes section of the site). Wait 60 days. Rewrite the hook. Change the example. Post it again. It's a more efficient way to get more engagement out of a similar post. Do you save your successful content ideas?