I had the best time speaking with @Evelyn Weiss on her Grow with Evelyn podcast! Check it 👇

Implement these strategies to dramatically grow your free & paid Skool communities fast! This is exactly how I made $14,700 MRR in the last 12 hours of the February Skool games. In this video I cover: - The genius Twitter strategy @Andrew Kirby used to get hundreds of thousands of impressions - How to generate quality YouTube views like Alex Hormozi & Hamza Ahmed - How to generate hundreds of thousands of Instagram impressions with ManyChat - The power of warm retargeting campaigns on Meta - Free trials vs Free communities to reduce the friction Check it out.

/ˈbo͞olēən/ A binary variable, having two possible values called “true” and “false.” 𝑛𝑜𝑢𝑛 Wtf does that mean, and why am I bringing up? When I started my online business I made VAGUE offers to a VAGUE group of people promising to solve a VAGUE problem. I made no money. When I promised a specific person a specific outcome, marketing and sales became easier because the offer was more attractive, and customers were more happy because it was obvious when the outcome was fulfilled. Boolean offer examples: Before: "To get in shape" After: "To bench 225lbs" Before: "To beat bad habits" After: "To never smoke a cigarette again" Before: "To reach their goals and fulfil their dreams" After: "To get a girlfriend in 90 days" Before: "To fix their sales problems" After: "To get a 35% close rate" Before: "To beat procrastination" After: "To get 4 hours of flow state per day" Before: "To feel more fit and healthy" After: "To feel zero lower back pain" Before: "To overcome addiction" After: "To completely stop drinking alcohol" Before: "To improve themselves" After: "To meditate, read, and journal everyday for 90 days" Before: "To make more money After: "To add $3,000/month in profit"

I keep seeing posts questioning if $99 for a community is worth it and if you shouldn't go with a free Facebook group instead. I didn't see/understand this when I started on Skool, but if you want actually to build a community of a meaningful size, you need to hear this. I have deep regrets. If you don't want to read... watch this video instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXUH7yVgdAs Yesterday I was listening to @Matthew Thompson latest podcast and one thing really struck me that I want to share with you: It's insane how much community management costs you save when you use Skool vs. a Facebook group. For context: In my own communities, we manage over 11,000 paying monthly members. Combined with Jessa and other partners over 20,000. Because there is a.) No payment integration and b.) Facebook is restricting our paid reach down to an average 300 out of 6500 members in our biggest group, the Coach Growth Hub inner circle. We have to pay a team of people to a.) Find and remove people who don't pay because FB doesn't do that automatically like skool b.) Provide 24-hour workday written support because in skool members actually see each other's posts and want to help each other out because of the gamification element and the connection that comes from having started to engage Honestly, this is so genius. The digital offer builders is now one of our most profitable communities because: #1: We don't run ads to it at the moment: 234 members NET GROWTH in the first month after playing the skool games. All organically from the skool discovery page and this community #2: We haven't promised 24h written support and don't deliver it. Members helping members works amazingly in here (I am really mind-blown; this would have never been possible with a Facebook group) It might be the amazing community, the lower cost, or the fact that I can finally reach my own community again, but I am becoming a super fan.

(that get great results for your students!) Lots of people new to course creation have been asking about what to put in their Skool classroom and how to create a course, so I did this quick video which is from of one of my paid programs that teaches our students how to design their 'signature/flagship program' (aka a 'bigger' course they want to scale) and you can use the same method for creating your smaller courses inside your Skool classroom! My bigger programs are not all on Skool yet so I am using this same method myself for our Skool classroom, (plus I am now going to add this video in for our members!). Some key things to reminder are: 1. Keep it results focused for the students (always lead with this) 2. Keep it simple (less is more) 3. Keep it to the least 'steps' as possible to achieve the result Have you started your Skool classroom yet? 🤓 *** You can now access ALL my most popular Skool posts on sales, marketing, mindset and Skool (AKA The Wizard Library 🧙‍♀️) on one post 👉 HERE 👈 Enjoy! 📚 *** PS - If you'd like help setting up or growing your Skool community from scratch, send me a DM 📲 skool.com/@jade with the word "SKOOL" and I'll answer any Q's you have :)