There’s a lot of chatter on the street about Facebook groups.
Let’s get to the bottom of it.
Maybe you’ve heard or have been thinking – – –
“It’s going to take forever to build a Facebook group!”
“This is way too much work!”
“Hosting a group is gonna take way too much time!”
“I need to have my message and offers all figured out first.”
“I can’t move forward and take action without some level of clarity.”
“I’ve got to build my email list first.”
“I’ve already tried and it hasn’t worked.”
“I don’t know enough yet, what if I run out of things to say?”
“Won’t I be giving too much away for free?”
Truth or Lie?
Let’s dive in…
All of these statements can be summed up into 3 categories.
1. Time
2. Perfection
3. Strategy
Let’s start with TIME.
MYTH #1 – IT WILL TAKE TOO MUCH TIME
These are the thoughts related to time:
“It’s going to take forever to build a Facebook group!”
“This is way too much work!”
“Hosting a group is gonna take way too much time!”
I was lied to in the beginning too. When I started my Facebook group I was led to believe that I had to be in there hours per day.
WRONG.
Truth was I didn’t know how to be strategic about my time. I was aimlessly liking, commenting, posting and reaching out to members with no clear direction.
Yes, I was able to generate results, but I realized I could cut out most of my activities and still get the same results by doing LESS.
Like Pareto’s principle says 20% of the work you do will generate 80% of the results. So why waste your time on the 80% that doesn’t generate engagement and profits?
There’s no point.
Because there is a better way.
This is what I’ve been able to help my students gain clarity on. Exactly what to do and when for the biggest impact and profits.
You DO NOT need to be spending hours upon hours in your Facebook group per day.
If you are spending countless hours, something is wrong.
Most of my students spend no more than 30-60 minutes per day in their own profitable Facebook groups. Having FUN engaging with their dream clients and standing out as the go-to expert in their niche while cashing in on profits.
Tomorrow we’ll dive into Part Two.
