Facebook Groups Auto Poster That Works?

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Stevrog

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I have a few small/medium Facebook groups all on a specific niche but tied to different cities.

Basically by posting on other groups from the same geographic area, we get a really good boost in group joins, and also sign ups to my email list.

I used to post in these groups myself, once or twice per week, and then I farmed it out to a woman on fiverr who would do it for me, but as I take on more groups I'd like to know if there is a way to automate this process WITHOUT getting banned/flagged on FB. I've tried Pilot Poster and my account just gets flagged even if posting to groups once per day. It doesn't need to be heavy posting, in fact one post per day would probably be ok.

Any recommendations?
 
Does your "woman" get flagged or autoposter?

She doesn't get flagged, she uses her personal account and it's not a heavy amount of posting. Autoposter like pilotposter I get flagged within days
 
Hey, same question!

OP, I have a group and when I post it on other groups I don't get much (if any) traction. How do you do it? do you have certain CTa that works? Do you share one of your groups post or the link to your group?
 
Hey, same question!

OP, I have a group and when I post it on other groups I don't get much (if any) traction. How do you do it? do you have certain CTa that works? Do you share one of your groups post or the link to your group?

I run events, so I just say that to find out the time and place of the event they need to join the group - but it worked well before I thought of that, I think it's just a service that a lot of people want.
 
Yes, there are some tools that help schedule and post to Facebook Groups you manage, such as Buffer, Publer, or SocialBee. Make sure the group settings allow third-party tools and always follow Facebook's terms of service.
 
Automating group posts can be tricky due to Facebook's sensitivity, but some users have seen success using custom-built tools with natural intervals and strong trust accounts. Manual posting with variations in content and timing still tends to be the safest method long term.
 
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