just wondering how much time do people on average spent here compared to the result they get. By reading the posts, it always feels like you should spend the entire day on the platform and also give the impression that everyone is getting huge numbers here. But I also read somewhere in one of those posts that 90% of the users are still level one, so can’t actually post. So I was wondering how much time do the level 2+ spend here per day and how do you feel this is related to the result you’re getting out of it?

When I started my Skool I had no idea how I should be spending my time. What tasks should I do? Where should I focus? So many things to do, but not enough time in the day. It felt overwhelming. But after consuming a lot of Hormozi content I started to develop a daily routine that helped me grow my group to 12,300 members and do a launch that generated $120,000 in 10 days and a consistent $10,000/month in Skool affiliate revenue. // → Part 1: The 3 Hour Rule ← Spend the first 3 work hours of your day on generating traffic. Your time is valuable. If you spend it on the wrong things, it doesn’t matter how hard you work. Block the first 3hrs of your day to the one thing guaranteed to grow your business: letting people know about your group. // → Part 2: The 5-9 Rule (For those that have a 9 - 5 job)← If you have a 9-5 job, follow “The 5-9 Rule" - Work 5am - 9am on getting traffic, before your job starts - Work 5pm - 9pm on getting traffic, after your job finishes // → Part 3: The Rule of 100 ← If you don’t know how to increase traffic, follow “The Rule of 100” 1. Ads: $100 per day 2. Outreach: 100 per day 3. Content: 100 mins creating per day 4. Engagement: 100 comments per day And only pick 1 traffic source. "7 figures is just one avatar, one product, one channel" - Hormozi // → Part 4: Calls and Customers ← Priority 1: Group Management and Customer Success The best way to grow a business is by never losing a customer. If you add 100 new customers a month but lose 99 of them, it will take forever to grow. But if you grow by 10 customers a month, and keep all of them, you will grow 10x faster. That’s why you need to do Customer Success. This applies to a free group and a paid group. Think posts, courses, comments, calls Pro tip - if you treat free members like paying members they'll become paying members. Priority 2: Sales Calls The most powerful metric for business success is the number of Sales Calls booked. Open your calendar to Sales Calls outside of the first 3hrs.

So, I started a brand-new $1 group just a few days ago… 💥 And within those few days, I’ve already recouped my investment, and now the only way is UP! There was definitely some hesitancy about creating a $1 group—if you’ve seen my previous posts, you know the reasons why. https://www.skool.com/games/why-i-chose-a-1-community-over-free?p=0f673e6b But here’s where I’m at so far… - 21 paying members already - 134 members visited the About page - 17.16% conversion rate of visits to the about page—and I’m thinking that’s pretty darn good for starting out! 🤔 What do you think? Here’s the breakdown 👇 - 12 people are paying the $1/month - 9 people went for the $11/year With that, I’ve already covered the $99 Skool investment and the momentum is only growing. 🎉 I’ll keep you updated on how this continues to scale, but honestly, I’m super happy with how things are shaping up. Keep in it real - Yep, there’ve been a few mistakes along the way, and I’m owning up to them! On Day 1 and Day 2, I didn’t realize the group was set to public. Of course, people weren’t going to pay when they could get in for free! 🙈 But now that’s sorted, and the momentum is building fast. Next steps—it’s not about BIG money yet, but the potential is HUGE. Not only that, but the people inside the group? Way better quality than previous free groups I’ve run. If someone isn’t willing to invest just $1, they’re probably not the right fit anyway. I’m only welcoming go-getter action takers. So tell me, what do you think about these insights and the conversion rate? Id love hear your thoughts and tips below! 👇

@Farhoon Asim generated over $64,000 MRR in 30 days with Skool using organic LinkedIn. He’s a master of creating no-brainer offers that are almost impossible to say no to. If you want to scale on Skool and learn how to leverage LinkedIn organic then this podcast episode is a must watch. In this interview we cover: - How to master LinkedIn for organic reach & sales - How to position yourself & your offer for maximum conversions - The secret scarcity & urgency offer that made 64k MRR in 30 days - How to close sales in the DM’s (Powerful!) - Step by step instructions on how to Copy Farhoons strategy Check it out. ✌️Max PS: Below you’ll also find some photos from our Vegas trip to the Skool games. We had a BLAST. I can’t recommend the event enough. The people you meet, the connections you make and the ideas being shared are PRICELESS. Thank you to the entire Skool team for making it happen. And a special shout out to @Goose Dunlavey for spicing up the event making it a ton of FUN. We loved it :) ❤️

This is a post for the 83,000 members of this community. I believe the sum of something is greater than the individual piece. I wanted to hopefully show one way you could join and interact in the community and some posts I would not suggest. -------- This is all just my opinion. Please Do - Do a short intro post and talk about yourself and your values; - Contribute to other's posts in the comments where you feel you could give value or support if it resonates with you; - Write posts genuinely asking for help; - It is ok and even great to share a GIF as a comment, but make it relevant and you will see it inspires conversation; - Share wins, lessons, and hacks you have discovered have worked for you and - have fun and be yourself. Please Don't - straight up self promotion posts (eg "This is my community go check it out"); - LinkedIn style business posts (one way preaching content) and - Fake asks for help when you are really just dressing up for self-promotion. This looks like an ask for help but you clearly are not seeking feedback (this is the worst IMO). Summary of how to post: Being vulnerable here is a massive strength. I am not saying you should do that from day one, but you can start to show who you are in the comments section and then, when you are ready, start to post. I know the feeling of being lost when you first come here but I promise you you will find your tribe here if you take a moment to lean in and connect with the people already here. So many of us have done incredible things prior to skool and maybe it is a blessing or a curse but the skool community really does mainly care about what you do here not what you did prior. View it as a fresh start to just be yourself. Lastly, we need you! With an enormous 90% of people at level 1, I believe this is a massive loss to the entire skool community. You all have such a wealth of experience, knowledge and enthusiasm that is currently not being shared with the minority here. I can't speak for anyone else but I need you, I want to connect, I want to hear your thoughts, dreams and fears.