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I have access to a unique list of 200,000 Facebook groups, including their links and member counts. Together with my business partners, we plan to purchase some of these established and active communities. My goal is to transform these free groups into exclusive VIP communities on the Skool platform, aiming to migrate 5-10% of members from these free groups to the paid zone. This strategy offers significant potential for generating steady cash flow by introducing premium services and exclusive content for members who are willing to pay for access to VIP benefits. I plan to use a combination of proven tools and tactics, including gamification, personalized offers, and exclusive webinars to optimize member conversion. Why join me? 1) Direct access to established communities: We’re not investing in unknown platforms but in already existing and active groups with thousands of members. 2) High growth potential: Migrating just 5% of each group into the paid community could lead to significant MRR (Monthly Recurring Revenue) growth. 3) Exclusive VIP experiences: I’ll offer personalized content and VIP services that increase the value of membership. 4) Proven tools: I’ll use innovative hacks and tools for efficient migration, including targeted campaigns, gamification, and exclusive events. If you’re looking for an opportunity to invest in the fast-growing segment of digital communities, where you can not only profit but also actively contribute to increasing the value of the assets, I’m ready to discuss partnership opportunities.

Has anyone transacted Reddit communities? Curious as I’m expecting an uptick in interest given their internal growth rates + Google boosts.