Thank you for the shout out, Jim! Great article. One of the exciting things that Skool is working on is the ability to livestream natively on the platform. That’s going to be huge!
@Jim Banks I am actually looking at combing the use of both of them. The Skool piece for my subscribers where they will get bonus content and engagement that we just can’t quite do on Substack. I think using the two together is how I am looking at it, not as an either/or
I like that you are all in
Thank you for the shout out, Jim! Great article. One of the exciting things that Skool is working on is the ability to livestream natively on the platform. That’s going to be huge!
I've been interested to see what Sam Ovens has been doing over at Skool, but think I prefer Substack.
He's got an interesting vibe going on with Alex Hormozi and on YouTube I watched a video (it's long at 2 hours) but really insightful.
If you have a 2 hour flight and want something useful to watch - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yW1Y-Imp2H8
@Jim Banks I am actually looking at combing the use of both of them. The Skool piece for my subscribers where they will get bonus content and engagement that we just can’t quite do on Substack. I think using the two together is how I am looking at it, not as an either/or
I don’t know enough about Skool communities. I am in a few and they are OK but not great.
They tend to be more promotion for the “owner” rather than building a community where other members can help each other.
I’d expect to have the role of the facilitator, not driving all the conversations.
I can see and understand that. @Madalyn Sklar is doing a good job with hers, you might want to check it out, free to join.
Thank you Jim. I'm looking forward to the new features coming out in Skool where we can do native livestreaming and subscription courses.
I have been studying it
Solid issue Jim. Thanks my man!
Thanks Mitch!