I joined Skool after seeing Alex Hormozi's "Step by Step How to Make Your First $10,000 Online (Just Copy Me)" where he talks about the rule of 300. For those unfamiliar, you -Spend 100 mins making content -Make 100 comments in a group related to the thing you help people with. -Send 100 DMs On Skool though, you can only send 10 DMs per week—even if the people have interacted with your posts. Is it possible to do the rule of 300 on Skool if you don't own the community? Am I missing something? Thanks for your help!

Just did a recent re-launch of a product using Skool (and 1 email to my list) that generated over $44K in just 18 days. I made even more after the 18 days but that was the original metric I had. It was nice not having to do a bunch of sales calls—most of the orders were purchased without any communication with the client at all. - No sales calls - No questions In the video I cover: - How I set up Skool (free/public) - The funnel I use (and the tech behind it) - How I generate traffic (platforms, types of content & the automated system) - The 2 posts I made (email list and Skool) Happy to answer questions or go deeper on topics if you have questions, just drop them in the comments below. Want the Zaps I use? Drop "Zaps" in the comments below. Hope you enjoy → https://youtu.be/B3lCI77mYLw

Very stoked about this!! If I can get 5 members...I can get 500. SKOOL is a great and simple platform to use! I know this is nothing compared to what the biggest accounts are doing but ...... You have to start somewhere!!!

I spent 6-hours reviewing 2,800 memes. Here's the top 9. Let's vote for a winner! Review the top 9 memes in the comments below and vote for your favorite in the poll. Voting closes Monday, December 2nd @ 1:11pm Pacific. The winner gets $10k cash. Vote!

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