Published on 4th November 2020
This insight post is a summary of the original blog post authored by Averi Burton from Providence Strategic Consulting, Inc. View the original blog post on How to Use Facebook Groups to Foster an Online Community.
Facebook groups are a tool you can use to develop an online network or community that allows its members to discuss a common interest or topic. Facebook groups allow organic discussions about products or services and can cultivate brand awareness with an interested audience.
Facebook groups allow you to connect with people among small communities who have the same common goal or interests. As a company, you have the opportunity to learn from and about your customers and prospects. You can post questions you may have that pertain to your group, and they can answer, or you can answer someone else’s questions. If your group allows it, you can even sell items in your group. If you’re an admin of the group, you also have the ability to run ads directly to your groups feed.
View the full blog post to learn how you can create and set up Facebook Groups with a step-by-step walk through.You can also find Social Media Insights from other Worldcom Partners.
Providence Strategic Consulting was founded on a passion for business – a recognition that the risk-takers, entrepreneurs and employers need creative and effective support for their endeavors. They are one of Central California’s top strategic communications firms and specialize in marketing and public relations campaigns with a strong focus on digital marketing and website development.
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