SMMA Academy

SMMA Academy is for coaches and clients growing together.

Why you should join: Get peer support, practical playbooks and live rooms inside Skool.

The one-liner

A beginner social-media-manager academy selling course modules plus weekly group coaching.

What they actually sell

SMMA Academy is Mae's path from zero experience to landing a first social-media-management client. The public page shows about $37 a month and flags a free trial. Inside: follow-along modules, forty-plus video recordings, PDFs and SOPs, weekly live group coaching with Mae, and a community she personally answers. It is a single-offer classroom rather than a long tier stack. No separate money-back promise is spelled out beyond the trial.

Who pays and why

People who want a remote SMM skill and a first client without guessing the offer. They pay for a start-to-first-invoice path and a coach who already sells the work.

Where the members come from

Mae links Instagram. Her lander cites South Africa-based SMM income and Upwork history, so the room monetises that practitioner story. Exact follower counts are not on Skool.

What's holding it back

Owner-answered homework and weekly calls create a hard ceiling. If member questions outpace Mae's week, the "managed by Mae" promise becomes the bottleneck.

Steal this

Sell a first-client SMM curriculum at a mid-low monthly with weekly group coaching owned by the practitioner who still does the work.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for other freelance starter academies such as virtual assistance or basic paid-ads freelancing. Weak for advanced agency operators who need hiring systems more than first-client scripts.