Just getting ready to launch my Founder's community and wanted insight on using the default Skool tour video. Any thoughts or best practices?

you don't need more information. you need someone to look at your community and tell you what to fix. that's the whole clinic. no slides, no frameworks, no summit replays you'll never open. you bring your community, i ask how can i help, and i tell you what i'd actually do. but there is more: - 6 amazing experts/speakers joining me for a daily roundtable discussions (to be revealed shortly) - 3 successful case studies to help you see a real life examples - bunch of other Skoolers sharing their struggles here's what one conversation did for Eugene - he just posted yesterday after our call only 2 days ago: "I made changes to my community and already got 4 members since we've talked. Awesome and thank you 😊" check the calendar. come to as many sessions as you can. for sure come for the hot seats. that's where your community gets fixed. and there are prizes from our sponsor - Community Income Mastermind 😎 anyone who joins live or take a REAL part in the CC 2.0 - you're in the draw for $497 annual subscription. i'll draw the winner at the Monday debrief. everyone else who shows up and takes part gets an ASYNC audit of their community from me. it's all FREE. the recordings are FREE until 1 October. check the Calendar and check in. ps who is coming?

yes, it's that time again. Skool News is out. and i have a controversial opinion about it (always). in this Skool News issue, they talk about "creator burnout" and "content treadmill". both are true. but they do not apply if you are NOT a content creator, but a business owner. here is what they are saying: - outsource growth to Skool - focus on delivery only sounds very attractive, right? spoiler alert - no, it does not. if you are a business owner, and you outsource smth to an external party, you want "a bulletproof service contract with clear performance metrics" (not me, Gemini said this). what does it mean? - "Clear Service Level Agreements (SLAs): Define exactly what success looks like. Include specific deadlines, quality standards, and response times so there is no ambiguity." now, tell me, do we have this with Skool GB? well, i will answer that - no: - no control - no clear deadlines - no expected standards all we are asked for is TRUST US TO DO IT RIGHT. well, you can do it - you can trust them to do it right. i don't. and here is the REAL PROBLEM: - they said "it is working for a bunch of people". cool. what bunch? give me real numbers, please! - i can't outsource smth, if i don't have any control over how it actually works for ME. it is not the way to do business. and i am a business owner, not content creator. - and then, they are saying "continue to create content and drive traffic". what?! why? wait? didn't you just said i will end up with creator burnout?! final point. difficult to digest. remember how they said that "only 5.0 rating is not good for a community"? hm, i wonder if the same applies to their own feature. so far, they never mentioned a SINGLE bad thing about GB in the news. that just sucks. to me. - never acknowledged people's concerned - never mentioned what does not work - never said anything bad about it so, i am sorry to say what Stanislavski used to say "I don't believe you". but, it's just me.

we are opening our Community Clinic event with the offer. why? cause we must build it backwards. nobody is buying? today we will fix that! today's schedule: - 15:30 UK / 10:30 New York - a Welcome Session - how the next 3 days work - 16:00 UK / 11:00 New York - a Case Study: community owner who is actually making money ☘️ - 16:30 UK / 11:30 New York - a Roundtable discussion with two amazing experts ⬇️ - 18:00 UK / 13:00 New York - Hot Seats: come and fix your offer/monetization strategy - we stay until every problem is solved ♨️ the EXPERTS: @Liz Lemarchand is a sales strategist, NLP coach, author, and founder of Money & Growth for Women, with 25+ years in sales and marketing. she helps women sell without pushy tactics or constant hustle. if "i don't want to be salesy" lives in your head, bring it to her. a very good friend @Stephanie Hetu , who has been an online marketing strategist for 25 years. she trains people on generative AI and founded Skool en Français and IA pas que ça - IA simplifiée. her job is making offers, content and sales simpler. if your offer takes a paragraph to explain, bring it to her. between them + me that's almost 75 years of selling, and neither of them will tell you to rent a Lamborghini 😎 are you coming for these amazing sessions?

If you joined this community, you’re not a consumer. You’re an action taker. Most people talk about building a community. You decided to build one. 👉🏻 So first things first: TAKE ACTION! STEP 1. Introduce yourself in the comments here: - Who you are - The outcome you want in 30 days - Your current stage (idea / validating / building / live) . PLS USE the poll or in the comment STEP 2. Do NOT Launch Yet (If You Haven’t) If you haven’t created your Skool community, pause. Action does not mean rushing. Start with Day 1 inside the Classroom and move in order. Clarity → Launch. STEP 3. Questions so far? Post them here or as a separate post in the Q&A category. Or in the relevant step. Public questions help everyone move faster. The rules are simple: - There are no stupid questions - The only stupid questions are those not asked No silent observers here. You joined because you want results. Let’s begin.