Grow Your Facebook Group with PLR Content

Grow your Facebook group with PLR content.

Having a steady supply of content at your ready makes it easy to keep your members thirst for information (and entertainment) at bay.

I’ve had a number of Facebook groups but the one thing I struggle with is consistency.

I don’t know how to build community.

I push out information but my social skills are lacking.

Because I lack conversation skills, I decided to use what I know best, content.

Grow Your Facebook Group: Supply Lots of Content

I picked up some content from one of my favorite suppliers and went to work.

I transformed it into an eBook and a free training.

Next, I want to dissect the eBook to make short lessons and social graphics.

The questions that came up in the training will now be used to try and start conversations.

I think using video (Live) can help grow the community, what do you think?

I took this video marketing quiz to see how I can leverage video to grow my list. I think I can use the same concepts to grow my Facebook group.

My results? I’m a Savvy List Builder

What was your result? Share in the comments when you get back.

What If My Group is Small?

Okay, so my group is fairly new, we’re only 14 members strong.

But I know I can grow that number.

Katherine Sullivan of Marketing Solved shares her top-secret converting strategy is to set a redirect from webinars to your Facebook group. This way once they’re learned from you they can join you for more great training.

Do you think redirecting your webinar traffic to your Facebook group encourages attendees to join your community?

I’m certainly going to give it a try. I’ve also added and invite along with some messages to my autoresponder.

Grow Your Facebook Group: Solve Their Problems

Recently, I welcomed a new member to the group.

When I do this, I take a look at their profile.

I view their blog to try to see what they’re goal or dream is.

Finally, I personally welcome them encouraging them to share what frustrates them about creating content.

She struggles with getting traffic to her site.

Even though the group is about “content for bloggers“, promoting that content is part of it.

So, I’m putting together a series of content promotion techniques that work for me.

I can grab quick tips from PLR content like:

• 41 Social Media Tips
• 41 Health Tips
• 41 Cooking Tips
• 40 Facebook Marketing Tips
• 51 Winning Traffic Ideas
• Productivity Tips - as someone who supports busy business bloggers, this is a great topic to discuss
• Self-Improvement Tips - self-improvement is always a great topic to discuss
• Focus Tips - ideas to help improve focus (and productivity)
• 37 Gifts to Give Your Subscribers - ideas for list magnets
• Morning Makeover - Starting the day off right

With PLR content, you can grow your facebook group by creating social posters, hosting FB live discussions, adding daily topics, and more.

Another way I can use these tips is by interviewing the members. If someone specializes in the topic I’m discussing for the week, I can host a Q and A.

My friends at Coach Glue have a great Teach Your Tribe Kit - 7 Ways to Profit from Other People’s Facebook Groups. How? I’ve watched as my friends use webinars within their Facebook Groups to share the expertise of others. It gives the group owner content but also opens the path to list growth to their guests. Win-Win, right?

As you can see, PLR content can be just the thing to grow your Facebook Group. By having a library of go-to topics to turn to, you’ll soon see the growth you’re after. I know I’m excited to see my little group grow.

Dear Reader,

I’m participating in the Ultimate Blog Challenge #blogboost and #Write31Days challenge. Which means you’re in for a treat.

Over the next 31 days, I’ll share how you can use done-for-you content to save your time, your money, and most importantly, your sanity.

This will be packaged up into an eBook at the end so I invite you to share in the comments of each post (you’ll be added as a contributor). What should you share?

• Why do you use done-for-you content?
• If not, why don’t you?
• Have you ever heard of PLR (private label rights) content?
• What keeps you from using it?
• What is your biggest struggle with using the dfy content you own?

Already use dfy content? Join as a contributor. Contact me or fill out the contributor form.