I started using Pinterest for my business as soon as I started blogging. I started getting traffic and new leads (including paying customers) within a few months of consistently growing the account. Then I boosted a few high-performing pins and got even more traffic. I no longer pay for boosted pins, and I still get leads from Pinterest. 🥳 What's the trick? - Be strategic in your board curation - Pin consistently (if you can) ---> I haven't posted in forever and still get traffic - Understand what pins do well in your niche, and design for those styles or come up with your own and test!! --> test, and test, and test Want to go even deeper? Check this free community in Skool (my aff code if you wanna upgrade to Premium). Or jump into Amy LeBlanc's Pinterest Rank Boost course (my aff code). I've taken her courses and loved them! She's very thorough and has done tons of research and experiments with Pinterest; she knows her stuff. I also follow her via email newsletter. And check out this free resource I just created: 2026 Pinterest Strategy (it's a Notebook LM thing) ----->>> Do you use Pinterest for your business?

New month! What is the single thing you want your Skool community to do for you by the end of August? More members? First paid member? A feed that actually talks back? Pick one and let's help you reach that goal!

What are three activities you can complete over the next 10 days to bring new people into your Skool community? Choose one from each category: 1. Create: What helpful post, video, podcast, email, or resource can you publish? 2. Connect: Who can you collaborate with, interview, support, or introduce yourself to? 3. Invite: Where can you directly invite the right people to join your community? Share your three activities below, including: * The activity * Where you will do it * The day you will complete it * How many people you hope to reach or invite Keep it simple. Consistent traffic comes from repeatable actions, not trying everything at once.

I just removed over 10 people from this community. Why? I have a rule: if your profile says "hi", or "x", or "my name is"... AND you haven't posted in ANY groups, you're likely not a candidate who can benefit from Skool at this time. Why join a Skool to build Skools if you're not actually doing the minimum? I had forgotten to do this housekeeping in this community, and it was time!! Remember, friend, you don't need the world in your community. You need aligned people. Find them. What's your delete rule? Are you removing old and stagnant content? VIP has access to #Why Retention Is the Real Growth Strategy - and in that, I mention that deleting content, removing people, or declining join requests is not a bad thing. It's good! Only allow aligned peeps into your world, and only maintain content that is relevant. ---> Let's discuss in the comments!

I've been looking for a new Skool tool that can bridge the gap between Goosify and Skooly , and here it is! Thank you to @Ronda Del Boccio for introducing me to SkoolKit! This post was created and published via Skoolkit and guess what?! Their founder's price is only $2/month. Here's what you get with SkoolKit: - auto-dm automations (think funnels) -- I can see this being super helpful for high-ticket communities or communities that are very product-focused - schedule posts to your Skool -- super helpful for those not in the US who want to engage with the majority of what Skool audience is... US based! - out of office settings for your community -- yes please. This ties into your Auto-DM feature. - declined payments recovery -- if you're monetized, you need this. Skool doesn't have an easy way to manage declined payments. here's my affiliate link , go get yours and simplify your Skool management experience. ---->> I'll be sharing tips on how I use this tool vs. Skooly. stay tuned! Drop a comment if you plan to use a Skool CRM of sorts.👇