Question that needs to be asked. Can I use your images from on the about page to resize them (sometimes using AI) to a Portrait size to promote your communities?

Our founding members which communities are mentioned in the Library 'Our Favorite Communities' (you know who you are) Don't forget to promote your community by making your own post! TIPS: ✅ Add rich KEYWORDS ✅ Use a tiltle that STOPS SCROLLING ✅ Add an image that is crystal clear and has a hook or CTA on it. WHY? 🐸 This group is public, so Google can find your post 🐸 I will post each post also on Facebook on the Join Skool account & Group 🐸 I make PINS on Pinterest for some communities 🐸 After the weekend I will choose 1 post, make a PIN about it and share in The Pinterest Games! That means that your PIN will be seen by thousands & be shared by at least 3 (and me) In case you don't know about the Pinterest games and how to use Pinterest to share your community, read more about it HERE. Now... of to PROMOTE!

I have been in Pinterest Skool for a while and seriously, I had no clue. Didn't know it was a thing and didn't understand how I could use it for myself. I started it out as a test and noticed I really like making Pins and even better, I like making Pins for other people. What Tim Adam is doing in Pinterest Skool is pretty amazing. Not only is he the most friendly guy, he knows his stuff & he's so creative in sending traffic to his members Pins! The Pinterest Games is giving your daily Pins thousands of eyes and at least 3 shares & the only thing you need to do is post them. Now... for you that are interested in Affiliate Marketing. THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE 😆 Who is having a Pinterest account here?

Following up on some of the conversations I've had in here about onboarding, free vs. paid, and getting early members to engage, just wanted to share that we crossed 10 members this week. Appreciate everyone who weighed in along the way, a lot of what's working came directly from advice in this group.

Hi there, I am stuck with a question because I am not sure how Skool really works. I'd like to test a community with online live sessions. I don't really know what will happen especially technically. If it all works out as I am thinking. So I don't want to charge the members anything in the beginning, so there are no expectations on a perfect community. Long-target goal: around 6-8 Euro monthly community fee - they get exchange with others, a weekly exercise for no extra charge plus access to online training sessions in small groups instructed and corrected by me - these should also be about 10 euro per 30 minutes. BUT IF I FIRST OFFER IT FREE, are those members free forever? What happens if I decide to make it a charged community - are those free members kicked out? Should I better charge e.g. 3 Euro in the beginning? And when I raise the price what happens to those low-price members?