Welcome aboard!

That's a great strategy! I'm going to use my Notion

How good do you know notion?

@@rgasta7765 obviously 'good' enough to teach others...

Whats your group name on Skool? I want to join

Yupp but it's a quality thumbnail if this can grab your attention it is a quality thumbnail

It absolutely does matter. Like the guy above said, as long as it gets your attention, and gets you to click....it's a good thumbnail

He should have a silver play button ▶️

Do you like these type of videos? Breakdowns on my stuff and maybe others stuff?

You can make any story interesting!

I think you're incorrect about your second point. I've been divorced 3 times. After the year or longer process, it's OVER. I have a child with #2. Won full custody. Again, no "perpetual problem" there and I'm kind of an "expert" when it comes to divorce...unfortunately. LOL!

Really? How many vids could I possibly make on that haha

Welcome aboard!

Hey thanks man! Can I ask what you specifically liked about this video? I’m trying some different formats.

@@DanHenry All the advice you gave was on point and for Dan Henry fans like myself we can see the ‘levels’ and the consistent advice that you give while also following through yourself.

@@DanHenryi also really enjoyed this video because of how direct it is. No flashy edits, no bs. Its just you directly giving great information.

@@DanHenry, I specifically liked how you showcased your Start Here course for retention and explained the boring story email for people who say no.

Braindead?

Most people just have free groups and then try to ascend people but then they have low engagement since it’s low commitment

Yeah, I don’t like doing free stuff anymore. I used to do it but I charge for everything now. Even my webinars I charge seven dollars. My free stuff is KZfaq.

Thanks man! Trying to get better!

Glad you liked it!

Glad it was helpful!

You're so welcome!

@@DanHenry You too

Thanks man! Are you new to my channel?

Yes, I just discovered you because I'm in the early stages of research on how the whole Skool business works and how to build communities. I am an experienced CPA marketer, affiliate marketer, website builder, email marketer, etc., and I'm also a successful high-ticket enroller/closer.@@DanHenry Your tutorial was exactly what I was looking for. I really wanted to know what an effective marketing funnel would look like from top to bottom, how to attract followers for my community, and you answered all that in one video. I have a question for you. Do you not have a free community and thus, I assume you don't believe that's a good strategy? I've also been going through Max Perzon's seven hour masterclass, and he stressed the importance of having a free community, sharing so much free value with them, so they grow to like him, trust him, and believe in him enough to upgrade to his Premium subscription,.

Start with what you do know and go deep. There 100% something you know that most don't or need help with.

If you start low, you can always go higher. It's hard to start high and then go lower.

Depends on the audience but biz growth stuff I would think a min of $47/mo

@@DanHenry Thanks, Dan. Much appreciated. I was feeling some imposter syndrome kicking in and wasn't sure what to charge. Kinda thought about the $47 mark by mentioning I am in the beta launch and the first 25 people get in at $27 and then it will increase to $47/mo once we hit the 25-member threshold. I could start at $47 and then possibly increase at a certain point. Thanks again!

I don’t do anything for free anymore.

provide free value first them then turn them into paid members

Yes. You can use separate Stripe payment links to get them to join at different levels. You can add the payment links inside the community, calendar, and classroom. We even use a Loom video on the "after payment" option with the Stripe link to direct them to their next steps. You can embed a link in the Loom videos to take them back to your Skool. Hope this helps 🙂

I would use the "Money Tales" emails for daily nurture emails, and then a heart felt series of emails on moving to Skool, the WHY behind it, and hyping up the NEW benefits to moving over!

@@DanHenry thanks so f*king much! Love you man, and love the roast my business series

As Dan said in the video - you need to find a perpetual problem to solve. So, in the case of home diy repairs maybe sell to Dads who are looking to do a diy renovation. Or you could pivot and position the group for contractors who are looking to grow their businesses as they will always have problems that they need solved and will be able to benefit from the collective experience of the group members.

I’ve been doing this for years and no one ever gets sick of them ha ha. If you’re interested to learn more, we have a workshop inside of Get Clients University that covers it.

I've been there. You could start by journaling your passions, interests and strengths, or by researching what other creators are doing and look for ideas there

Of course there is a market for that! It'a a pain (and perpetual) problem!

Ok thank you for that. Thats helps me out tremendously! I can now stop going back and forth in my head on if I could actually do it or not.

I was not only on Skool, but early angel investor a year before Alex said anything. I just believe in the product.

You can upsell them using a simple Stripe payment link and a explainer video. When you upsell (assuming your selling your advice) you'll give them more of you. Either more done-for-you or done-with-you and help them get to where they're going faster, easier, and with more fun. People pay for speed and convenience. Hope that helps 🙂

You have to sign up at GetClients.com. We don’t process payments on Skool

Yeah bro, it’s a major market!

As far as I know there are no fees? That must be new? I can use the KZfaq editor to clip it

@@DanHenrynope, they charge fees. It’s the same as on Stripe except for on international cards… those are slightly cheaper

Yeah it's a slightly lower fees than Stripe, but there's still a fee@@DanHenry. 2.9% + 30c /transaction

Skool has a 2.9% payment fee plus .30 cents which is way below normal cc processing market rates

And sometimes I give things away for free, somethings, I give for cheap. I experiment a lot. I might also get some thing away for free, then sell that, then the membership. Always test test test.

10% I would think is considered pretty dope. Industry average is more like 20 or 30%.

Appreciate the answer!@@DanHenry

Here you go!! getclients.com/skool ---> Enjoy it man!

What makes you think it’s so easy for me and impossible for you?

@@DanHenry well I tried it for a month maybe 55 days and grew my group to 9 members. However, nobody was engaged and the monthly fee is too high (patreon is free with similar features). I haven’t given up and I love your advice you have given a lot of good advice. You might win skool games ;)

@@DanHenry I tried it. Good luck with skool games hope u win

@@DanHenry I tried bruv

Thanks man!

That’s correct!

And?

Well, without having an extensive conversation with you, I would probably say find a perpetual problem and solve that. Meaning, video editors are always looking for new ways to get clients, to edit video better, to get more subscribers on, KZfaq, Etc. So figure out what type of video editor you want to help, what continuous problem they have, and what your best equipped to help solve, mix that all together, and we should have yourself an idea!

@@DanHenry Makes sense. I guess I was concerned with the total addressable market. Video editing is my expertise and I'm confident I can identify a perpetual problem there and provide solution(s). On the other hand, I felt the market for early entrepreneurs was larger (and potentially more profitable since "entrepreneurs" seem more prone to invest in themselves compared to video editors) . Thanks for your quick response.

@@schapermedia I don’t think entrepreneurs want to learn how to edit, they want editing done for them. Video editors want to learn how to edit.

@@DanHenry Last question and I'll leave you alone and join your GetClients community - lol. Hypothetically, if you were an expert video editor AND a competent business owner with $250k annual revenue and 60% margins - would you (A) start a community around teaching fellow editors how to edit better and grow their editing business OR would you (B) start a community around teaching newer entrepreneurs in general how to hit their first $100k-$200k annually using principles and lessons learned from growing my own business to $250k/yr? Your multiple responses are very much appreciated, Dan.

@@schapermedia You would choose A if you like money, and B if you hate money :)

What do you sell? If you selling coaching, courses, or memberships the Skool platform was built exactly for that by the people who've pioneered the space. The platform acts exactly as it should with great efficiency to help you focus on helping people get results. Hope that helps 🔥

Yea , patreon is free n better

Yes! We go pretty hard on emailing marketing

Depends on the mini offer, 25-60%. The 60 is obviously our best one.

thanks! @@DanHenry

@@DanHenry​​⁠​⁠60% is pretty unheard of. Why do you think it ranges? Just based on the front end offer being used? Ie: fb ads etc to the media buyer angle for the membership. Have you tested diff Yoseli pages / customize the upsell offer on each of the pages depending on the FE offer to make it more relevant ?

@@kevinkurgansky4479 it’s the front end offer. Combine with the traffic source. If I’m at an event and I tell people to go sign up, it’ll probably be 100%. It just depends. For instance, KZfaq is way way way higher than Instagram.

Did you know Frank Kern is also on Skool? Skool is free when you get 3 other people to use it as well. When you focus on helping people get results and keep it simple the price is irrelevant. You don't have to level anything up except for the perspective you're using to justify the platform :-)

Check the link in the description of this video and sign up, they have a good getting started course.

We can see the name of the community in our referrals, I’ll be announcing when the training will take place soon, so stay tuned!

ok thanks!@@DanHenry

There would be no advantage for them to do that and ruin their subscription business over stealing some course sales. Plus I know Sam, the owner, he doesn't roll like that.

@@DanHenryThen what would the rationale be for this T&C?

I said 1200 bro. Never said 12,000.

Yeah my bad i dont know it can be say that way Im a moderfaker

As mentioned in the video, we are still putting the course together and will send out an invite to attend live.

@@DanHenry when u will be launching it?

@@ognjenilic4022 I'll announce the date next week, and it will likely take place the following week!

@@DanHenry Hi! is still possible to sign up for Skool through your link and get the course? The link that I see in the description doesn't take me to skool...Thanks!

Sorry, I have no idea what you’re asking here ha ha

Haha

Not sure what you mean by in competition with other creators. Can you explain?

@@andrewlamb Since it's a plateform mostly about courses, ppl will find other creator courses more easily. Whereas on instagram/youtube it's flooded with like entertainment creators etc, so you won't easily find other courses. So why go on skool and not build your community on IG/YT ?

Good question. I feel like the price is still not justified when you can build your own community on a personal platform. What's different here? Maybe just the fact that people can search and find your community