👉 What's that initial step you take to engage your members? Next week with our Premium members, we are talking about onboarding new members to your community. 𝗔𝗗𝗗 𝗧𝗢 𝗖𝗔𝗟𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗔𝗥

I loved this question Calvin Hollywood asked in his summit session on the Skool Network. I think it's really relevant after a wonderful summit like this. You've heard from heaps of speakers. Watched a bunch of sessions. So now... WHO can help you get to where you want to go? It won't be everyone. There might be someone whose session stood out to you. Someone who teaches something you NEED + want to learn! Whether that's about... - growing with the Skool Network - writing (or fixing your About Page) - creating content for your Skool - using AI - something else... I hope this question helps you find some clarity on your next steps! 🥰 And I'm curious... WHO can help you? If you want, comment and tag a speaker who comes to mind.

It’s most likely not a traffic problem (although yes, traffic helps). It’s your About page. Most About pages: → Sound vague or generic like everrrrrryone else's in your niche (boring!!) → Try to speak to every man and his dog 😅 → Don’t make the transformation or VALUE clear (like, what do I even get in here??) So people land… scroll… leave... and go find ANOTHER Skool community to join. Here are TWO questions to audit your page: - When someone lands on your page, can they instantly answer: “Is this for me?” - OR - “What will I get out of this?” If not, they won’t join. At the Skool Scale Camp, I'm sharing a training on how to fix this — breaking down the EXACT About Page structure I've created based off Skool Games Winners' pages! 🎉 OK, tell us in the comments... Is your About page converting? 👉 Yes / No P.S. We won't judge. We're all here to help! 💘

Every bundle I said yes to used to turn into a whole new project. New opt-in page. New thank-you page. New ideas. New stress. And after a while I was like… I am not building anything. I’m just rebuilding the same thing over and over. That is exhausting. So now I think about bundles completely differently. I want one path. Simple. Reusable. So I can say yes to visibility without creating chaos every time. That’s what I’m sharing in my summit session and honestly it’s one of the biggest shifts I’ve made. What part of bundle prep feels the most overwhelming for you? Drop it below. 👇🏾

What do these three example profiles say about being a Skool community host? Here’s the truth most people miss: 👉 Engagement isn’t personality. It’s a decision. 👉 And momentum compounds fast once you start. Most people think they need more strategy… But what actually moves the needle is showing up enough to be seen. ______________________________________ Your turn: Which one are you right now — 1, 2, or 3? And what would it take for you to have a full week of dark green? 👇 Drop your number + your next move in the comments