Goal: Remove the “I need a big audience first” belief Teach: -Public vs private communities -Where do your first 50 members actually come from -Engagement > content in early days -Showing up as authentically as possible is the most important thing Your Action: → Make 1 discovery post in another Skool community + ask 1 real question in your community Share an aha after watching the video or ask your questions below! Then watch part 2 for another growth strategy here: https://www.skool.com/multiple-streams-of-income-4358/part-two-how-to-grow-your-skool-build-in-public?p=8ab64c72

This replay is available to Premium members in the classroom. https://www.skool.com/multiple-streams-of-income-4358/classroom/5043da0b?md=14976e2300cb4505a476de225ed15fe6 _________________________ Okay, people. Today’s call was spectacular. @Joe DeFilippo walked us through his Skool owner toolkit (Skooly) and if you’re a Skool owner or thinking about becoming one… you’ll want to watch this replay. This tool is all about saving time while making your community run better. Not more work. Better systems. Before Skooly (BS 🤣), I would spend 15 to 20 minutes trying to write the “perfect” message. Now I hit record, send a voice note or screen share, and it’s done in a few minutes. I am literally building my Claude Coworker Lab Skool group using this feature and am leaning into using it more here, too! That’s how practical it is. Right now I’m mainly using: • Voice notes to connect faster and more personally • Screen share to build in public and bring you along with me And after today’s call, I’m adding: • Welcome videos in DMs • Link tracking to actually see what’s working (Pinterest, YouTube, etc.) • Connecting my domain to my testimonial page • Using the admin dashboard more intentionally (still on the $9 Hobby Plan) And there's the testimonial page and so many more features... I added my link to my About Page, and now people can leave or view testimonials instantly. I even added a video of the testimonials with a push of a button. Simple. Done. If your Skool setup feels like too many steps or too much guesswork right now… Go watch the replay and see if this tool fits how you want to build. Click here to join.

I’m looking to connect with anyone who is planning to open a Skool community soon. Here’s the idea if you’re going to start one anyway, let’s do a simple affiliate link swap. You sign up through my Skool affiliate link, and I sign up through yours. That way we both earn the commission. Win-win, no strings attached. If you’ve been thinking about launching your own Skool community and haven’t pulled the trigger yet this is a great way for both of us to benefit from something we’re already planning to do. Drop a comment below or send me a DM and let’s make it happen! 🙌

Join me and let's talk Skool. If no one has questions, I will show you how I'm building a brand new community on Skool. Copy me! https://www.skool.com/multiple-streams-of-income-4358/calendar?eid=b9995b1057454fd6818912272436fbb0

I want to show you how I’m actually building my new Skool community (Claude Coworker Lab) right now. Not perfectly. Not all at once. Just… one simple step at a time. This video is exactly what I’m doing behind the scenes 👇 Here’s the flow: I record a quick screen share using Skooly I post it in the community as a lesson Then I take that same video and drop it into the classroom That’s it. No overthinking. No waiting until everything is “ready.” Build → post → organize. What I love about building like this: It keeps me in action It keeps things simple And it builds a clean system as I go Each post becomes a piece of the course over time. This is what I mean when I say build with me. You don’t need a perfect setup. You need a simple system you’ll actually use. Curious… What’s the part that usually slows you down when you’re building something like this?