Every month, people who sell digital products and affiliate offers start from zero. The sale closes, the money lands, and then it is gone. Come the first of October, you are back to hunting. Memberships break that cycle entirely because the money you earned last month stays on the books this month, and the month … Read more
Most people hear “membership site” and picture some huge course platform run by a celebrity influencer with a million followers. That’s not what this is. A membership site is one of the most practical ways to build recurring income from knowledge you already have, and the barrier to entry is much lower than most people … Read more
Most people promoting Skool are doing it the same way. They make generic “what is Skool” videos, run broad campaigns, and hope something sticks. Meanwhile, the search volume for Skool-specific queries is climbing every month, and right now there are low-competition, high-intent keywords sitting wide open. If you get in front of the right searches … Read more
If you are a coach, course creator, or online entrepreneur trying to figure out whether to build on Skool or Kajabi, you are not alone. These are the two platforms I get asked about the most, and the answer most people give you online is useless because they only use one of them. I use … Read more
You have a Skool community. You are running a ClickFunnels funnel. Right now those two tools are strangers, and that gap is costing you members, money, and time spent approving people one by one. This post walks you through the exact Zapier connection that links the two platforms and explains the four reasons you would … Read more
Everyone is talking about Skool right now, and for good reason. The platform is a blue ocean compared to Facebook groups, which are so saturated that standing out feels nearly impossible. Skool keeps everything in one place, lets you email your members directly through the platform, and supports digital courses and products all under the … Read more
Alston has been building two Skool communities for about a month, and in this video he pulls back the curtain on everything inside the paid community: the courses already live, the workbooks, the weekly coaching schedule, the co-working sessions, and a full roadmap of what is still in production. He also shares the pricing window … Read more
Sifu John Cogan teaches Wing Chun Kung Fu at a local facility and also runs a Skool community called the Wing Chun Academy. Every month that community brings in $39,419 in recurring revenue. He did not get there by chasing every platform or selling complicated products. He followed a simple four-step process that Alston breaks … Read more
Skool just did something that a lot of community owners have been begging for since the platform launched. They turned on native affiliate support. Not a workaround. Not a hack. An actual built-in affiliate system that handles the tracking, the accounting, and the commission payouts for you. I spotted this about three hours after Sam … Read more
If you’ve ever tried selling digital products or dabbling in affiliate marketing, you know the frustration of starting every month at zero. One month you hit your income goal, the next month you’re scrambling to replace lost sales. What if there was a way to create predictable, recurring revenue that grows over time—without constantly chasing … Read more