EP 29// Implementation guide

Why I'm Leaving Skool and Building My Own Platform

Decide whether to build your own platform, and how. This guide walks you through the customer-journey audit, exactly where Skool fell short, the architecture I chose, and the automations that make it run itself.

// Inside this implementation guide

The customer-journey audit template
Where Skool fell short, point by point
The vision: what the platform had to do
The architecture, drawn: hosting, data, logins, payments
Architecture one-pager template
The automations, drawn: six days down to an afternoon

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Everyone's problem, nobody's problem

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

Start with the journey, not the features

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

The vision

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

The architecture

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

The automations that make it run itself

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

Should you build something?

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

Your next hour

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

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