It is very easy to become obsessed with engagement on Skool. More posts. More comments. More points. More challenges. More activity. Activity can be useful. But activity is not the same thing as success. I come at this as an educator. In education, we do not ask students to do things simply so they look busy. We ask them to do things because those activities help move them toward an outcome. I think community design should work the same way. For one community, daily conversation might be essential. For another, the important behaviour might be attending one call a month. For another, it might be implementing something, making a connection, or taking the next step in your business. Inside the Build Lab Standard Tier, I help you decide what meaningful participation looks like for your community. Then you can stop chasing engagement for engagement’s sake. Join us today! Upgrade to annual for a 39% savings and a strategy hour with me so that you get unstuck and start making decisions you can feel confident about!

There are a LOT of ways to build a Skool community. Free. Paid. Freemium. Low-ticket. High-ticket. Community-first. Coaching-first. Content-first. Lead generation. Client delivery. The problem is that most of the advice out there starts with: “Here’s what worked for me.” Then you are handed their pricing, their engagement strategy, their call schedule, their gamification system, and their funnel. Except you do not have their business. You do not have their audience. You do not have their topic. You may not even want the same outcome. Before deciding how to build your Skool community, there is a much more important question: What do you need your community to DO? That is where I believe the strategy should start. And that is exactly where we start inside the Standard Tier of the Your Best Course Build Lab. Not with someone else’s blueprint. With yours.

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