I have a bit of a technical question that I’d really appreciate your advice on please 🙏 I want to use an event as a lead magnet, inviting people to a free workshop, through facebook, email or other methods, in the hope they find it useful and want to sign up/pay to join my community. They will need to give me their email address in order to log on at the allotted time. My community is paid with a free 7 day trial. I would prefer to use a zoom link instead of making it a Skool call. If I set this up and invite them to that specific event, using the Invite tab on my Settings page, it says “These invite methods will grant instant access without purchasing or requesting membership.” So my question is: 1) Is it possible to use a Skool event in a paid community as a lead magnet? 2) Will I inadvertently give them access to everything? 3) If I make a zoom link, do I even need to get involved in Skool at all? Hope you more experienced Skoolers can help. Thank you 🙏

I think most of us here do this organically, but why not do it with more purpose from time to time? Comment your latest post in your community, in Skoolers or in another community → Go support two other people by liking, commenting, or even better, sharing that post. Let’s boost each other 👇

I’m not sure if this is ok to ask (please delete and slap me with a wet tissue if it isn’t) Does anyone know if you can start with a subscription model and then change it to tiers? I have an audience I believe is ready to jump in to the first tier but it doesn’t look like you can use tiers with just one level? The reason I don’t want to go straight into multiple tiers is I’m still working out the delineation of the inclusions for each level (Picture of one of my favourite things to cook for tax - crispy skin barramundi with white wine cream sauce, crispy potatoes and beans)

I just added a question about pricing in there, but I figure you guys would have some great advice on that too, help, I don't know where to start 😅 https://www.skool.com/skoolers/question-about-pricing-2?p=1b5ea1f8

I have realized that my own reasons for stalling and waiting for 1,000 subscribers to either launch a product or Skool community is a “me”, rejection worry, issue, not necessarily reality. @Shaz Jones said in a recent video about the client willing to spend $ for a service they needed at a higher price than expected. I also think, now, even with 76 subscribers, that I “force” myself and mentally block myself in to the rigid 1,000 subscribers for social proof of success to start a business plan for my channel. I began 14 months ago as a math tutoring channel specifically to get leads for my own math tutoring service, no one except me watched my 1st 13 videos. But people do now on my 4th channel, and my goal was always to create a good supplemental income that my family will need in 5 years. Yes, I theoretically have 5 years, maybe I am lucky. But I have been procrastinating on the business model front and I don’t want to anymore, which is why I joined @Shaz Jones here for leadership. My focus still is on consolidating my 30-35 very loyal casual viewers/subscribers that watch every video I post now and do comment and like in decent numbers. Trust has been achieved by my audience/friends who find my content valuable. Takeaway, it’s hardest to take the 1st step into the unknown and risk. But rewards only come that way.