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Engage With Your Community Members And Be Active

Lesson 15 from: Mastering Facebook Groups: Building Your Online Community

Diego Rios

Engage With Your Community Members And Be Active

Lesson 15 from: Mastering Facebook Groups: Building Your Online Community

Diego Rios

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Lesson Info

15. Engage With Your Community Members And Be Active

Lessons

Class Trailer

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

1

Introduction To Building An Online Community With Facebook Groups

02:23

Chapter 2: Build a Strategy to Start Your Community

2

Exercise

00:51
3

What Are Your Community Goals, Key Results And Activities

00:45
4

Why Are You Starting A Community

03:28
5

Who Is Your Audience And How To Define It

03:11
6

How To Build Community Goals, Key Results And Activities

07:36
7

Quiz Chapter 2

Chapter 3: Facebook Groups 101: Getting Started and Properly Set Up

8

Exercise

00:31
9

How To Create Your Facebook Group

09:58
10

How To Name Your Facebook Group

05:22
11

Introduction to Facebook Groups

06:37
12

Quiz Chapter 3

Chapter 4: Build Content That is Engaging and Your Community Likes

13

Using Topics And Guides To Answer Your Questions

02:28
14

Build Content That Engages With Your Community

08:45
15

Engage With Your Community Members And Be Active

01:58
16

How To Build A Content Strategy For Your Community

06:31
17

Quiz Chapter 4

Chapter 5: Community Management For Your Group

18

Golden Rules Of A Thriving Community

04:28
19

What Are Your Guiding Principles And Rules

01:44
20

Welcome New Members

02:09
21

How To Moderate Conversations Among Members And Manage Conflict

06:00
22

How To Use Questions To Build An Email List And Understand Your Community Better

07:18
23

Quiz Chapter 5

Chapter 6: Ways To Grow Your Community Consistently

24

How To Monetize Your Community

07:56
25

How To Grow Your Community

05:31
26

How To Filter New Members To Qualify New Members Requests (5;12)

05:12
27

Quix Chapter 6

Chapter 7: Measure the Growth and Engagement of Your Facebook Group

28

Metrics And Reports To Measure Your Facebook Groups

03:00
29

Measure How Your Community Is Aligning With Your Business Goals

04:05
30

Quiz Chapter 7

Chapter 8: Get Facebook Blueprint Certified and Outsource Tasks

31

Facebook Power Admin Groups

01:02
32

Getting Facebook Community Management Certification

03:21
33

Where You Can Get Help From The Fiverr Community Of Experts

03:40
34

Quiz Chapter 8

Chapter 9: Conclusion

35

Conclusion

00:50

Final Quiz

36

Final Quiz

Lesson Info

Engage With Your Community Members And Be Active

So the number one rule for any community manager or community leader is that you cannot take a back seat when it comes to engagement. You don't want to just observe your community conversation, you want to be active and you want to be part of it. Remember, you're the leader of your community, engaging with your community and being an example is fundamental. And so when it comes to engagement, it's not just about posting content, but it's also about commenting on existing post and contributing to discussions that are already happening within your community within post from community members. So these are some actions that you can take in order to take part of the conversation, reply to questions whenever someone asks something, be the first one to reply, especially at first as your community grows more, people will start answering post, but just make sure that you reply to them as well drop encouraging comments, you know, people are going to be posting things all the time. You want to m...

ake sure that you encourage that welcome new members, we're going to talk about that in other lessons, but you always want to be welcoming people at least once a week prompt, open ended questions on your own. We have a whole lesson on this because I think this is one of the best ways to build and start conversations moderate conflict and don't be passive. We're going to be talking about rules, but you definitely want to be part of those conversations. You don't want to let things escalate. So by being part of these conversations, you're setting an example for others and increasing the engagement of your community. Remember again, you are the leader of your community, take some time each day or at least twice a week to engage and be part of those important conversations that are happening to build a thriving and engaging community.

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