When should a new person create their group
I want to talk about, when should a new person that joined your team create
the first group. When should a new person that joined the team create their
Facebook group?
Now depends about what group are we talking about. If we're
talking about a team training group, then I would highly recommend for a new
person to keep using the leaders training group because that group is already
active. There's already loads of people there because I've seen it too often
when a new person joins the business and they say, “Oh, I have to have my own
training group for my team.” But the team is two people.
So
they create a group, they add those two people in there and it's like crickets
there. Nothing is happening. The group is dead basically. So if you're a new
person in business, you want to use your leaders training groups as long as
possible, because that's where the action is happening, that's where the
motivation is happening. And only once your team has grown so big, that already
you need a separate group to convey your message to your own group, then you
should create your own separate training group and start putting your resources
in there, start doing your trainings in there, separately from the big team
group.
However, if we're talking about a customer group, so a group for
potential customers, that group, a new person should create straightaway. So a
new person joins your team on the first day they can now create their own
customer VIP group, and start inviting their friends, their family, their work
colleagues, everybody they know Facebook friends into their customer group.
However,
what they shouldn't do, they shouldn't just create a group and go add, add,
add, add, add, add and just add everybody from the friends list into that group
without asking them, because that's spam. They didn't ask to be added. They
didn't show any interest in your product or service. So why are you adding them
to that group? You shouldn't do that.
What a new person should do is message,
private message their Facebook friends and ask them say, “Hey, look, I've just
set up a VIP customer group for my business where I'll be sharing useful
information, tips, advice, special offers discounts, I'll be doing raffles,
prize draws and things that there's going to be loads of great value in there.
Would you be okay to join my group? You're not obliged to buy anything
straightaway or anything like that, but if you will feel it in the future,
that's totally cool.” Now, you showing them the value that they will get from
that group, instead of just saying, “Hey, do you want to join my customer group
and buy some stuff from me?” That's not attractive.
So
you always need to lead with value. What will this group give to this person?
Why should they join? Because remember, everybody's listening to the same radio
station WII FM? What's in it for me? Yeah, if we lived in an ideal world, we
will think about other people. But we live in a world where people think about
themselves. So you have to tease them, you have to compel them to join your
group by showing that you will give them value. And then once they say, “Yeah,
I would be open to join that group.” Then don't add them to the group. Instead,
send them the link to join the group so that they join your group instead of
you adding them. The Facebook algorithm from what I understand works better if
a person joins your group than if you add them because when they join it, they
will see the posts more often. Facebook will show them the information more
than they would if you added them to the group.
That’s my
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Gediminas.
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