Been chatting with @Sid Sahasrabuddhe on the dos/don'ts of using "Skool" in our community and marketing, as there are some groups using "Skool's logo, name, affiliate link" without any disclaimers. Are you using any disclaimer when referencing "Skool's logo, name or affiliate link?"

I have been diligent about being active on Skool every day. I belong to many communities. My flame 🔥 is suddenly gone. Could someone please 🙏 explain why? @Sam Ovens

Everyone thinks that the highest conversion day is Black Friday, however . . . Cyber Monday rings in as the top conversion day for U.S. holiday shopping in 2023, and the same will be true for 2024, unless an Alien Starship invades earth!! 👽 It’s easy to see why Cyber Monday has the highest conversion, as many shoppers wait until the last minute to snag deals, creating a sense of urgency that skyrockets conversions. Perhaps FOMO kicks in on the last day??? 😱 But here’s something interesting . . . Desktop still dominates, boasting nearly double the conversion rate of mobile. 💻 While mobile is great for browsing on the go, it seems shoppers trust their desktops more when it’s time to pull the trigger on a purchase. Thanksgiving Eve, on the other hand, tells a different story. Conversion rates dip slightly because shoppers are in research mode—they're browsing, researching and bookmarking items without feeling the pressure to commit just yet. Key takeaway?? Focus your energy on Black Friday and Cyber Monday for the BIG sales day 📈 For Thanksgiving, use it as an opportunity to share engaging, attention-grabbing content to stay top of mind so when people are ready to buy, your brand is the first thing they think of. Source: Statista

I found a secret Skool page. With all the main Skool features. I like it! I also found the use case page, which was easier since it was in the menu of the Skool Features page. What do you think?

I say it again and again: The true value in a post is often not in the post itself, but in the comments. I really like reading comments because you often find out about things there that have a really high value. Yes, many posts are great, but especially on Skool the value often lies in the exchange and what you find there. Thanks @Jonathan Boshoff for this great comment:-) lg Calvin