Masterclass to the principle of curation below:

Anyone who has ever owned a free Skool group has to

be a master TSA agent.

If only you knew the slop I have to trudge through in my

membership requests section every single day.

I wouldn’t even trust most of these guys to pass

Kindergarten… much less to run a business.

Am genuinely lost as to how a lot of these guys have

the IQ to navigate to Skool.com.

And that is AFTER my big fat nasty sales letter

between my content and the Skool itself.

It once even got so bad and so low quality that I had to

ban about 75% of the group and my list. (Sort of the

nuclear option, but that can work.)

I will spare you the brain cell loss of showing you some

of these submissions…

…but what I will do is give away my SOP for judging

books by their covers on Skool.com.

In the order of most to least importance:

• My first membership question (Convince me why I should let you in.)

• If they’ve requested to get in more than once

• What business model they operate 

• If they pay for any of the groups they’re in 

• What country they’re from (sounds racist to

• basement dwellers but it’s not so idrc) 

• How good their English is 

• Their bio (actually a really good way to spot

• laziness) 

• The vibe of their name 

• How active they are on Skool 

• How many other groups they’re in

If it takes me more than 10 seconds to decide I usually

send them a DM asking them a trite question.

If they respond they usually get in… but 90% of the

time they don’t.

Only the creme of the crop is allowed in my holy

kingdom.

And I hope you hold the same standards for your

business… since the world ain’t getting higher quality

ANY time soon.

You have to take a stand and do something about it

instead of letting 0-star-rated people trample up and

down your beautiful face.

Fat example:

This means creating content that actually attracts your

ICP.

Do you hear the voice of my newest funnelhack

whispering in your ear yet?

Because it is a-coming.

It’s about pro looksmaxxer Oscar Patel.

I certainly wouldn’t say that Oscar is the type of dude to

make super niche content that gets 19 super high-

quality views…

But instead he’s figured out a pretty cool way to

balance mass awareness-based content with content

that attracts semi-high-quality leads really well.

Or at least as well as possible, if you want to go for the

“hybrid” approach.

Neat, I must admit.

Go here to watch it:

https://youtu.be/Gz4C7ON6MOk?si=recsT1_oMzj9MBem

Trystan Swindall

P.S. I’ve started mewing, as you can probably tell by the thumbnail.