Using FB Groups to Grow Your Business
Have you heard some people saying that Facebook Groups are “dead”? Maybe you (or people you know) haven’t had the best success with FB groups, or have noticed that engagement is lower than it might have been when groups first came out.
Today, we are joined by Sandra De Freitas, who says that Facebook Groups are here to stay, and remain very profitable. The benefits of a FB group are numerous: high retention, more engagement, and an easy and fun way to provide support to your clients for a great client experience.
Tune in to hear tidbits such as:
- What you actually need for your FB group to be successful (and no, it’s not 500-1000 people),
- When is the best time for you to start your FB group,
- How to decide if you should burn down your existing, low-engagement group OR keep and re-engage it,
- How to properly run ads to your group, and
- Whether you should consider hiring a community manager (and when is the right time to do so).
About Sandra:
Sandra De Freitas is a community expert who helps entrepreneurs grow, engage and monetize their Facebook Groups. She has had her hands in over 500 Facebook Groups, been part of 6 and 7 figure launches, and been an online entrepreneur for 16 years! She is known for her comedic personality, her love of coffee and her compassion for entrepreneurs.
Connect with Sandra:
Snag her free mini-course: FB Groups 101
Join her Facebook Group: Groups for Entrepreneurs with Sandra De Freitas
Visit Sandra’s website: www.engagedgroups.com
About Kemberli
Kemberli Stephenson is a business coach, accountant, and Amazon bestselling author. Each week, she interviews a guest from a carefully curated group of coaches, support professionals, and even other MoneyPro’s who are the best in their zone of genius and who want to share their favorite business tips, tools, and strategies with you.
If you’re tired of playing small and ready to consistently hit your income goals and go from novice to freelancer to CEO, then you’re in the right place. And remember, just because you’re doing this alone doesn’t mean you have to be lonely while you’re doing it.