- Bosnia and Herzegovina - 17 Years Old - WordPress, Elementor, Shopify Builder, 3+ fully built and sold websites to businesses, basic to intermediate knowledge in html, css, js, c++. - Been growth operating for a week from now. - Combined 30-50 messages (dm and mail) - 0 clients secured, 2 responses.

- From Czech republic - 23 years old - Digital marketing for 3 years. Mostly ecommerce. Paid ads on Facebook, Instagram, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn - I have started growth operating a couple weeks ago - I sent several dozen messages - One influencer (might have been pretty good) said yes to a call, then blocked me a day later 😂

1. Czech Republic, Prague 2. 21 3. Paid Ads, AI Automations, WebDev 4. Two weeks 5. 300+ DM's 6. 1 call booked, 3 interesting conversations, 2 conversations still open, 0 clients till now

When I was planning the development of a community, I tried to put together a list of PROS and CONS for both platforms to make the right decision. I have always joined communities on Discord, and only in the last couple of months, I found out about Skool. After some thought, I realized that it depends on the target audience of the creator and also on the functionalities of the community. Discord: - Target audience: Younger people or tech-savvy, mainly males - Own voice and video channels (no need for Zoom) - More customizations - More possibilities to build unique functionalities - Takes more time to develop - Harder to navigate for members than Skool Skool: - Target audience: Everyone - Own video archive - Gamification - Own calendar - Easy to set up - Less customization - Fewer possibilities to build unique functionalities What do you think?