Hey I've got a skool community called Booking Big Fish Clients with iPhone Video (you can see it in my bio). Over 600 members and ~90% of the members are **buyers** who purchased a course from me. I believe this can become a thriving hub for freelancers, consultants, and coaches who want to book bigger clients (not just using video). I've already shown the core premise is solid, having sold over $150,000 of the course. But I have a lot on my plate already and am hesitant to dive back into this alone. So, I'm interested in finding a partner who will: - Execute proven community playbooks (like those from Royalty Ronin/Community FIRE) - Lead day-to-day community engagement (either directly or behind the scenes) - Help identify and unlock revenue opportunities together The right person is ready to execute, loves building community, and wants to work with an established base rather than starting from scratch. As Travis would say, let me rub some of the shiny off: the community is pretty quiet these days. My last post got just a few comments. But hundreds of people see every post I email out and I believe the opportunity here is large to re-engage and grow. (And if you'd like to place any of the courses inside other communities, we can do that too.) DM me if you're interested.

Anyone who knows - or knows someone who knows the secret tricks on monetizing old-school audio-only podcasts? Driving subscribers to email is #1 of course - but hooow best to do that? I'm thinking it's about conquering the description/written show notes, but maybe there are other/better ways? 💡

Just found this Chrome extension - maybe it's useful for you too? A bookmark icon will appear in every post after installing. MAGIC 🪄 Link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/khapljdjjbnmgpjemihhocghbcfakcmf?utm_source=item-share-cb

I own a 700-member SubReddit dedicated to Skool. 19,800 views in the past month. 261 new members in the past 30 days. Who can help me turn this into a money machine? Because sitting on this traffic without monetizing it feels like leaving stacks of cash on the table. What’s the first play you’d run with it?

I'm part of a new community with some killer Ronin and our wives that's designed to make AI approachable, useful, and fun for regular women (moms, grandmas, professionals who aren’t “techy” but want real-life results). Our demographics are women 30–60+, US/UK/AUS/Canada, solopreneurs, caretakers, creatives, professionals. Since we're not looking for techy audiences, it could be anywhere women are gathering...we're finding most AI education is made by men for men. They might be: - A mom who wants to get organized and save time - A creative juggling side projects and self-care - A professional who wants to feel more confident with tech - A grandma who wants to stay connected and relevant If this will make the audience owner look a hero and help their people out...we'll gladly pay 50% ongoing of the $29/mo. through Skool so it'll be super easy for everyone involved. We’ll also look for ways to promote them back to our members. Let me know...