Hey y’all, I have a question. Is the Skool platform only for adults or can I create a community for youth also?

While doing serious social media research 😉 I discovered my new favorite creator. I'm posting one of her youtube shorts, because Instagram doesn't show a preview in Skool, and that's where she has her newest stuff. Do you have a current favorite?

(𝘠𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘧𝘳𝘦𝘦 14-𝘥𝘢𝘺 𝘚𝘬𝘰𝘰𝘭 𝘵𝘳𝘪𝘢𝘭 𝘪𝘴 𝘩𝘦𝘳𝘦) Here's the deal (for owners who don't have a public community): I need traffic, you need traffic. Why not partner up? Promote your community in this community. Create a post, or use your YouTube video and AI to create a post out of your videos. Here are the steps: - Create am EDUCATIONAL post - Give it a catchy title starting with #1 (and maybe an emoji) - Add the link to your community at the beginning of the post (not the referral link) - Choose the "promote by educating" category - Paste in your video (if you're using YouTube remember to include ?views or &views) - Use AI to create an article from YouTube transcript (review it before posting) - If you don't have a video try writing a nice article (like a blog post) and paste it in - Hit post and 🚀! Let's also make this into an accountability tool. See how many posts you can make. I'll cheer you on in the comments. Also... after you create your second post, link it to the first one, and link the first one to the second one. That way people can learn even more. ⚠️ You should be seeing a lot more posts from me because I'll be using this format for accountability too. Unfollow me or change your notifications if it's too much. ---------------- Video Highlights Main Topics: - Skool community SEO benefits - Public vs private community trade-offs - Google indexing for Skool communities - Cross-promotion strategies - Community marketing tactics Key Benefits Discussed: - Search engine visibility - AI indexing advantages - Niche topic ranking potential - Backlink opportunities - Community cross-promotion Strategic Insights: - Privacy vs discoverability balance - Hybrid community feature requests - Promotional content guidelines - Video content integration - SEO specialist consultation

Okay, so first, thanks @Marcin Hakemer-Fernandez (and indirectly @Sarah Hankins ) for this post with a breakdown of how to include hyperlinks in a DM. Super cool. I'm about to invite a core group of Founding Members into my new (and not yet open to the public) Membership. I thought it would be fun to try the AutoDM feature to welcome them, and include a hyperlink to my 'start here' content. But I've heard another approach which is to not use an AutoDM, but instead connect their email to my email list and trigger a Welcome message, via email to their In Box. Pros and cons? Tips and tricks? Best case, worst case? Educate me, people! P.S. I love the simplicity and elegance of the DM + link right inside the platform. But I'm pretty sure most of my FMs are not currently Skool users, but very familiar with hearing from me via email, if that's something to consider.

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