Proper community management is built on a sincere desire to interest your user, and not on the desire to quickly foist something on a person who has already shown loyalty to you and joined your community. It is clear that there will be few such people initially. In order to find those who are likely to become regular members of your group, you will need to analyze competitor groups, synonymous communities, etc.
One of the best assistants in this matter for you can be philippines mobile number list the convenient service Cerebro.Target, about which it is easy to find information either on its official website or in numerous SMM blogs. Don't neglect live communication. Subscribers are real people, they like it when a real person communicates with them, not an impersonal "admin".
For this purpose, it would be good not only to lead the community in the first person, but even to add newly joined subscribers to the friends list. Of course, already at the stage of a thousandth community (i.e. after the first thousand subscribers) it will be quite difficult for you to do this, but you can always turn to services that allow you to automate this process.
The content itself is also extremely important. You don’t need to have every post stuffed with offers. Train yourself to write simply, to the point, but without the desire to sell something to anyone. The likelihood that, after reading interesting material on a specialized topic, the user himself will want to get some information about your products from you is much higher than the likelihood that he will respond to your next “Hurry up before the end of June! etc.
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