I started seeing a trend in new Skool Games Winner's not even being in English and how they were in just a completely different language to a completely different Target Audience I decided to test experiment in the Arabic Market... The community is literally just teaching non-native english speakers how to be fluent in English Our Community subscription is $400/month We just recently signed our first member Not a single piece of Content Not one single Ad Copy If you are struggling to start maybe just start in a different language Skool has become SOO much more flexible - can't wait to see what the future holds Ps. And we didn't have ANY course content on there when we signed him

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Look at this! I added important training updates to my Facebook vs.Skool community Sunday and yesterday. List building course on Sunday: 22 engagements in Facebook, 3 comments 110 engagements in skool, 58 comments Membership Roadmap update yesterday evening: 18 engagements on Facebook, 6 comments 51 engagements on skool, 32 comments Can you imagine how this difference adds up over the months and years? I'm mind blown. You can't help your students if they don't see your posts.