Skool Discovery Page Optimizer

Use this skill to make a Skool community understandable and findable by people who do not already know the creator.

Inputs

Collect or infer:

• current community name,
• target audience,
• main outcome,
• free promise,
• free-course next step,
• current About copy,
• visible proof,
• top member blockers,
• discovery keywords,
• platform, trademark, or affiliation boundaries.

Workflow

1. Rewrite the community name for broad search intent.
2. Rewrite the one-sentence promise around the member outcome.
3. Add 5 to 8 discovery keywords without keyword stuffing.
4. Draft About copy with:
   • who it is for,
   • what members do each week,
   • what outcome they will work toward,
   • what to post first,
   • clean privacy expectations.
5. Draft hero overlay text for a 1400x790 image.
6. Draft membership questions that produce product and content signals.
7. Define one profile CTA that sends Skool profile visitors to the community.

Output

Return:

• recommended name,
• one-line promise,
• keyword list,
• About copy,
• hero text,
• membership questions,
• profile CTA,
• 7-day optimization checklist.

Keep the language broad-audience friendly. Mention advanced tools only after the member has selected an automation or implementation path.

Examples

Good public-safe inputs:

• "Rewrite this About copy for founders who want a weekly task-audit habit."
• "Create membership questions that ask for blockers, not private customer data."

Avoid inputs that depend on private member data, paid lessons, hidden community posts, competitor scraping, credentials, or unlicensed platform affiliation. Use public page text, creator-owned notes, synthetic examples, or explicitly consented testimonials instead.

Guardrails

• Do not scrape private communities, member lists, DMs, paid lessons, or hidden pages.
• Do not request, store, transform, or paste credentials, API keys, session cookies, payment data, private exports, or account recovery data.
• Do not promise joins, revenue, income, growth, conversion, rank, health, financial, legal, or education outcomes.
• Do not imply affiliation with Skool, ClawHub, Codex, OpenClaw, or another platform unless the user has rights and the public copy makes the relationship clear.
• Keep discovery keywords natural and reject keyword stuffing.