What's included
What's included
Not a pile of unrelated PDFs with invented dollar values on them. Every one of these exists to get you from "I bought a community platform" to "my community is running" — which is the only part that's actually hard.
Copy-paste prompts for Claude or ChatGPT that operate iGloo over MCP. Launch a community. Build a whole course by typing. Set the reward ladder. Wire member capture into your autoresponder. Run a weekly posting rhythm. Audit what you've built.
Why it's here: the product's whole promise is that your AI runs it. This is the difference between that being true on day one and you staring at an empty prompt box wondering what to say.
Complete setups for the five shapes people actually build: coaching group, course community, paid-newsletter community, agency client hub, and free community with a paid tier. Each one with its categories, joining questions, reward ladder and first-week posting plan.
Why it's here: the blank page is what kills new communities in week one. Pick the one closest to yours and start from something instead of nothing.
Thirty posts, written, ready to schedule — and iGloo schedules them, so you can load the month in one sitting.
Why it's here: "what do I post" is the second thing that kills a new community. This buys you a month while the room fills up.
The joining questions that actually segment people, per community type — plus the member-capture webhook mapped to the common autoresponders, so every new member lands in your list tagged correctly.
Why it's here: it turns a community into a list-building asset from the first member, rather than something you retrofit later.
One live session during launch week. Bring what you're stuck on. Recorded and left inside the community afterwards, so it's there whether or not you make the call.
Why it's here: it's the fastest way past whatever the specific thing is that's blocking you — and the call happens inside an iGloo community, so you see the product being used properly.
A step-by-step checklist for moving an existing community in from Facebook, Skool or Circle without losing people in the gap. What to post, in what order, and what to do about the ones who don't move first time.
Why it's here: if you already have a community somewhere, the move is the whole risk. This is the checklist you follow — it is not a done-for-you migration service.
That delivery method is deliberate, and it's also the point: the first thing you do with iGloo is watch it hand you a structured course without you building one.
Straight, because this is a marketplace where the opposite is normal.
No upgrade required to get them, and no extra step to claim them.
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