Challenges are easy when 8 people join. They get messy when 80 do. Who actually opted in? Who completed Day 1? Who disappeared after Day 3? Who finished the whole thing? The content usually isn’t the hard part. Keeping track of everyone is. I saw someone using Skoot in a really simple way to fix this. Say you’re running a 7-day content challenge. You make a post and tell people: “Comment CONTENT if you want in.” Skoot watches that post for the keyword. When someone comments, it automatically: DMs them confirming they’re in. Tags them as “Opted In.” Then you create simple tags for: Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 …and so on. As members complete each day, you tag their progress. Now instead of trying to remember who did what from dozens of posts and notifications, you can look at someone and immediately see: Opted In ✓ Day 1 ✓ Day 2 ✓ Day 3 ✕ And now you know exactly who needs your attention. Who finished. Who fell behind. Who needs a nudge. And who actually followed through on the challenge. A 3-day challenge, 7-day challenge, 30-day challenge… same idea. You still run the challenge. Skoot just gives you a scoreboard so you’re not trying to remember 80 different people’s progress in your head.

Hey everyone, I'm Brian. I run a marketing agency and over the past year I've rebuilt most of it on Claude agent teams. Content, client work, reporting, a lot of it runs through agents now, and these days I spend half my time teaching other business owners to build the same thing. Outside of work I'm big into sports and snowboarding, and I will happily nerd out about Claude Code or Codex whenever you want. But now a days I spend most of my time maxing out my Claude plan and building my business. I'm always down to chop it up about anything AI, business, sales, marketing, automations. etc