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E37 - Jack Robinson - The Skoolyard
Join the Evergreen Ecosystem:
Evergreen Foundations (host community – Evolution Summit hub): https://www.skool.com/evergreen-evolution-6811/about?ref=78e3e2091cf7432c91e793b97db6ccd7
- Join Jack's Skool here:https://www.skool.com/yard/about?ref=78e3e2091cf7432c91e793b97db6ccd7
Jack Robinson leads The Skoolyard, teaching creators how to generate consistent Skool growth through fun, simple systems. His Yard Party method drives daily membership requests without paid ads, proving growth works best when you keep it easy and human.
We discuss the importance of community building in the context of business growth. We explore strategies for enhancing free offers, the significance of customer interaction, and the role of goodwill in creating value. The conversation emphasizes the need for feedback, the democratization of attention, and finding a balance between community engagement and profit. Jack shares insights on scaling care within a community and the challenges faced by new school owners, ultimately highlighting the importance of genuine connections and continuous improvement in business.
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By Dinka Salvador, Brandon DecremerJoin the Evergreen Ecosystem:
Evergreen Foundations (host community – Evolution Summit hub): https://www.skool.com/evergreen-evolution-6811/about?ref=78e3e2091cf7432c91e793b97db6ccd7
- Join Jack's Skool here:https://www.skool.com/yard/about?ref=78e3e2091cf7432c91e793b97db6ccd7
Jack Robinson leads The Skoolyard, teaching creators how to generate consistent Skool growth through fun, simple systems. His Yard Party method drives daily membership requests without paid ads, proving growth works best when you keep it easy and human.
We discuss the importance of community building in the context of business growth. We explore strategies for enhancing free offers, the significance of customer interaction, and the role of goodwill in creating value. The conversation emphasizes the need for feedback, the democratization of attention, and finding a balance between community engagement and profit. Jack shares insights on scaling care within a community and the challenges faced by new school owners, ultimately highlighting the importance of genuine connections and continuous improvement in business.