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Hormozi Claims His Book Launch Added 70000 New Users to School Platform in One Weekend

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published June 19, 2026 · Jack Neel · "Knock on a F*cking Door!" Why Broke People STAY Broke | Alex Hormozi
Hormozi Claims His Book Launch Added 70000 New Users to School Platform in One Weekend
Jack Neel
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"Knock on a F*cking Door!" Why Broke People STAY Broke | Alex Hormozi

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"We added 70,000 users to school. In a weekend. I gave a bunch of all my stuff away and also showed how to use money models in school. 70,000 people grabbed that."

Alex Hormozi revealed that the launch of his book '100 Million Dollar Money Models' generated 70,000 new community creators on the School platform in a single weekend. He offered 90 days free access and included all book content applied to that specific business model. This data point exposes the massive scale of his audience activation and suggests School platform's growth is significantly tied to his personal brand, a fact not widely discussed publicly.

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