Etsy Mentor vs Skoolers

The Best Skool Community

I would highly recommend Etsy Mentor to anyone who is looking to level up their POD journey. George is highly knowledgeable AND accessible. He understands the dynamics of an Etsy/Shopify store and how to market it to the right demographics. He is a no BS, straightforward kind of mentor, which is helpful for those of us who don't have time to weed through the all the fluff. The community is also amazing. It is one big family who help each other succeed. There are no big egos in the group, and everyone is extremely supportive of each other. All successes are celebrated and when someone has a difficult day or is struggling, the group is there to lift them up. If you are looking to join a skool community, this is the one..

Kelly Bernier-Smith · Jan 10, 2026

Best Skool Community For Etsy Sellers and More

I would highly recommend Etsy Mentor on Skool for anyone wanting to be successful on Etsy (or any online seller's platform, for that matter). George is 100% real and honest (sometimes brutally honest!) with you and gives everything he can to help me succeed. There are over 36 hours of training videos within the course, all designed to tackle every aspect of running an online shop (digital, POD, and handmade). Working with George and being a part of this supportive community has changed my life. And that's just it- its not just George alone... It's the active community, too. We hold one another accountable, celebrate wins together, support one another when times are rough, help answer questions by sharing experiences- you name it, this community has been there for me 100%. You won't find a better community on Skool, as far as I'm concerned.

mikellane · Jan 10, 2026

Highly Recommended for New Etsy Store Owners

I joined George’s Skool community after watching him on YouTube for quite a while, and his content was easily the most helpful I found compared to other POD and Etsy podcasts. George is very responsive and active in the community every day, which makes a huge difference. The group is full of like-minded sellers who are serious about growing their POD Etsy stores. I was just winging it when I first opened my store, but wiith everybody's guidance and the excellent teaching materials, I'm getting my Etsy store streamlined, and hopefully more profitable. I’m really glad I joined.

Linda Leduc · Jan 10, 2026

Great place to learn and connect

Skoolers is a great community for anyone interested in learning more about Skool and connecting with other community builders. The environment is supportive, and there are lots of people sharing ideas, experiences, and helpful insights. What I like most is that it brings together people who are all building or growing communities, so you can learn from different perspectives and see what’s working for others. It’s a great space to ask questions, gain inspiration, and stay motivated while building your own community journey. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about Skool and connect with like-minded builders.

Rachel Otto · Mar 15, 2026

Great place to start

Although at first being part of Skoolers is like drinking out of fire hydrant, once you get your bearings it is incredibly helpful. Skool 101 is a lifesaver and Skool News is so good for keeping a finger on the pulse of what's happening on platform. A huge benefit is how freely other members are willing to share what's working and what's not in their communities. The admins are so helpful and very good about keeping out spam and self promotion. The only thing I wish was a little clearer is member credibility. There are so many people on platform whose advice sounds good but they don't have results to back it up.

Hector Febres · Mar 8, 2026

Ambition without ego.

Skoolers feels like a room full of builders who are winning 🏆 and still willing to share what works. The training is clear and executable, and their weekly Skool News is always on my calendar because it’s packed with insight and real transparency. The Skool Games add energy and accountability, but the leadership stays grounded and accessible. It’s ambitious without ego. Competitive, yet collaborative. That’s rare. Join Today!

Thomas Alan Wintering · Feb 24, 2026