What do you plan to accomplish in your Skool community journey this Fall? Claim it in the comments below ⬇️ and I’ll check back in December to see how you’re doing! I can’t wait to hear about your goals and the exciting projects you’re working on. Let’s make this week count!

Congrats and a BIG THANK-YOU to @Kimberly Armatys who is going to get to Level 8 this week in our community!! She's a few points away from reaching this significant milestone. When you get to Level 8, you win a 1-year Premium Membership. ...but we're going to give her a VIP Membership because she's our first Level 8 and broke the record. Let's help her get there a little sooner. Drop some 🧡 in the comments for Kimberly!!

Being honest here because I think that's what this place is for. Lately I've been feeling a bit lost, no website yet, not fully sure what my offer looks like, and some days it feels like everyone else is miles ahead while I'm still figuring out the basics. I know everyone starts somewhere, but some days it's hard not to feel behind. Would love to hear how others pushed through this stage, or any advice on where to focus first. Thanks for being a space where it feels okay to say this out loud 🔥

Does anyone know how to reduce the amount of traffic which gets classed as 'direct'? I see the explanation Skool gives, but I don't use URL shorteners. I'll often drop my link (taken directly from the 'share your Skool link' button on your dashboard and put it into What's App messages. I'm sure those listed as 'raccoonandbear.co.uk' will be from links I've put on my landing pages hosted on my domain. But I'm foxed by the volume from Direct. Maybe it's from links I put in my emails, which are put in button graphics but not shortened as far as I know. I've noticed I've had quite a lot of clicks on those buttons in my email campaigns. I want to solve this so I can get better insights. For info, I'm on a Hobby plan rather than a Pro. What do your traffic splits look like?

Anyone else obsessed with watching their skools rank climb?????