FREE Exposure with Facebook Groups
In case you haven't found it yet, Facebook Groups is a great way to advertise/market your websites for FREE. Just go to your FB page, then go to FB Groups, click on the Discover tab, and scroll down to find related categories, and groups.
You will also see the amount of members of each group. Obviously, the more members the better. Once you have found a related group with enough members, click on the join tab. The group moderator will let you know when you are approved.
Sometimes this happens instantly, sometimes it takes weeks, even months. Most groups will let you know within a few days. Once approved, you can post to the other members of the group. Be sure to follow all the rules of the group.
The only downside to this is you will also see other members posts on your FB page. To me though, it is a small price to pay for what could be very effective exposure.
You can also create your own group, if you are so inclined.
It is also a good way to meet like minded people to share ideas, and insights about your particular topic.
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Thanks for the tips, Tom. I'm on several FB groups, but unfortunately many of the travel groups I belong to don't allow members to post links. I know there are others that will allow it...just a matter of finding them. Great post!
Hi Tom - Thanks for the Facebook Groups ideas. Haven't done this yet, but your post reminds me I need to get started.
Warning you must be careful as to how many posts you post on Facebook groups. As Facebook monitors this and they will block you from posting if you post to too many groups in a days time. I know this because I am blocked as I write this until October 24th. So this is just a warning to all of you who want to post on groups make sure that it is ok to post on that group. Ask the administrator of the group because if you post without permission you will get booted. And reported three reports and will blocked. Please be careful.!!
Thank you for your feedback. Yes, it is important to be approved first, and then follow all of the rules of the group.
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Great Post Tom. Cheers, William.