To put it in perspective (at least what I've absorbed): - good skool about page conversion rate is 5-6%. - great skool about page conversion rate is 7%-10% We recently launched ads to this community and got 13.49% in the last 7 days. How? To be honest, I don't know, but I can share what we optimized. Before that, I want to make it clear - there are still so many things to optimize so I am really looking forward what our skool about page conversion rate will be in the next 2 weeks. What did we optimize for the skool about page in the last 7 days? 1. Letter size. 80% of the traffic comes from phones, and many people on this platform seem to forget it. Skool page is not yet optimized for phone experience (in terms of UX (user experience)). Everyone seems to be designing the pages just for desktops - writing headlines with small letters. TIP: Cut the size of your copy, keep essentials, and increase the size of the letters. What's the point of having a skool about page if people can't read it? 2. Design. So many people (including my team) have said: "Design doesn't matter". They treat the word "design" as an enemy or non-existent thing in this world. It's important to have a design that captures attention. Design is the first impression that makes people interested in reading, the copy & offer are what convert them. TIP: Keep your design simple, but please at least make it seem "royal/ professional." 3. VSL (video-sales-letter) This tbh didn't improve anything as we implemented it 2 weeks ago. However, we know once we will re-film the new VSL it will help the conversion rate Hope this was helpful in some way. We're looking to optimize the skool about page in the next 7 days with some cool stuff, will share the progress. JJK❤️

It would be interesting to see how many of each group type we have in Skool Community:

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Here’s How to Protect Your Space! Spammers and poachers are sneaking into free groups, disrupting the vibe and promoting their own stuff. Here are 3 ways to solve this issue that I will be implementing and adjusting my page today: 1. Pre-approval Questions: Ask specific questions when members join to filter out those who aren’t serious. Example questions: • What is your main reason for joining this group? • Do you agree to engage respectfully and avoid self-promotion or spamming in this community? • What specific area of healing or mindset growth are you currently working on? 2. Manual Member Approval: Review profiles and responses before letting new members in. Don’t be afraid to reject anyone who seems off. 3. Strict No-Spam Policy: Set clear group rules against spamming or self-promotion and remove violators quickly. 4. Brought to my attention by: @Stephanie Hetu -- Allowing chat only at level 2 is a good way to reduce a bit I think. They at least have to engage a bit before they start spamming. Shouldn't have to have these rules but hey we can only control whats in our power!