One of the biggest shifts I made in my business was realizing I didn't have to grow my audience one person at a time. I could get in front of audiences that already exist. That's where collaborations come in. But instead of randomly applying for everything you see, try this: Before saying YES to a collaboration, ask yourself 3 things: 1️⃣ Are MY people in this room? The audience matters more than how big the event is. 2️⃣ Does this help me grow what I actually want to grow? Email list? Visibility? Authority? Relationships? Sales? Different collaborations can do different jobs. 3️⃣ Do I have a clear next step for the people who find me? A great freebie. Your email list. Your community. An offer. Somewhere for that borrowed attention to GO. That's the part people sometimes miss. Getting in the room isn't the strategy by itself. It's: Right room → right people → right next step. And once you get comfortable getting into other people's rooms? You can take it one step further and build the room yourself — host the bundle, summit or collaborative event and bring multiple audiences together around you. So if you need more traffic right now, don't automatically think: “I need to post more.” Ask: “Whose audience should I be getting in front of?” 👀🔥 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- YOUR TURN 👇 Have you used collaborations to grow your audience yet? If YES — what have you tried? A summit, bundle, podcast, swap, guest training, something else? If NO — what room could you get into next? 👀 Drop it below — and bonus points if you commit to ONE collaboration move you're going to make. 🔥

I run a paid community for self-publishers. It includes courses, resources and a weekly live coffee chat, but the community feed is still fairly quiet. At the moment, most posts come from me. They receive a few likes and occasional replies, often from the same supportive members. I realise it's still early days, I have around 30 members so it's not a big group yet. I would love the community to become a place where members share their own experiences, ideas and encouragement and not just me posting. Has anyone successfully changed this dynamic in their community?

Most people overthink this…It’s not about posting more. It's about showing up better. So I put together a simple 7-Day Flame Plan you can follow in 10–15 mins/day 👇 ✔️ Comment more than you post ✔️ Help people (this is the cheat code) ✔️ Stay consistent for 30 days straight See what habits start to form. And, yes you may need to drop your social media consumption, and do one less reel in an attempt to go viral this week. PS - I'm giving social media a break this summer. I'll be here on Skool.

Head to the 💎 Daily Gems at Level 3 for: 🦅 Launch my Skool community 🛠️ Build traffic to my Skool community 🔁 Lead & engage in my Skool community 🚀 Scale my Skool community for MRR

@Brenda Rigney talked about the proven effectiveness of gamifying and the value of using leaderboards in our communities. Everyone agreed how exciting it is to see those notifications from skool when you've reached another level. Today I reached the most exciting level yet. I reached level 8 in my community!!!!