PreSkool, powered by Skool Nerds, has just launched! Enroll and you will learn how to setup a community so that on day 1 people can get in and engage. This isn't a Done For You kind of thing, and it definitely isn't a passive course. We will ask hard questions, do intentional work and build the assets you need to launch. Need more details? Check out the What is PreSkool course in the classroom. Check out the calendar to join for day 1 or if you need to schedule a different time comment "PreSkool" below and we will get you scheduled.

This is an awesome opportunity for all of your communities. The trending page will be rotating communities and be based on activity over the last 24 hours. If you have 10 minutes watch the youtube video. If you want a quick Skool Nerds breakdown I've created a page that breaks it down. 👇 What are your thoughts on this update?

I recently watched this great breakdown of how to choose either the $9 Hobby plan or the $99 Hobby plan when setting up your community. In fact, I create a Skool Nerds quick one page breakdown. (More of these to come) For a while I've been worried about my spending on Skool and if it was worth it. I've been sharing my custom URL to this community everywhere (which is a pro plan benefit), so I was worried the links would be broken and I didn't want to go find them all and update them. I also didn't know what else would happen if I downgraded. But I wouldn't be a Skool Nerd if I didn't lean into the uncomfortable and find out. Enjoy my chaos of trying to downgrade and hopefully it helps you too.

In my community I ask questions before they join... and now I'm super happy I did and stayed consistent with it because today I used AI to compile the data. My mind is blown... now I have good data on the "types" of members currently in the community (even if they are not engaging). Not only that... but this data can be used to get MORE members into the community.

@Shelly Randall you asked a great question about how to communicate with members of an archived community. I didn't find an easy way, but here is what you could do: 1. Go to archived community 2. Click on Members tab 3. Click on member profile 4. Find a common group or join a group they are in 5. Chat with them from there Not perfect, but one way to message and tell fellow community members about a great community to keep the conversations going.