how this indian fb group grown so big

[rajeshag]

groups/officememesforworkingteens

6 month old and 72k members

 

[tranphuongthanh]

Very good, very fast. But the group doesn't seem to have any interaction. Maybe this is all because the admin who created the group used some trick to add members in bulk or clone accounts.

 

[Riders On The Storm]

imo, this is very slow growth for Indian group.

 

[rajeshag]

Very good, very fast. But the group doesn't seem to have any interaction. Maybe this is all because the admin who created the group used some trick to add members in bulk or clone accounts.

many comments r there tagging other people

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Soon as you out how they did it on a public forum, it'll no longer work.

 

[tranphuongthanh]

many comments r there tagging other people

I see each post only have 3-4 interactions.

 

[Monzani]

the answer is in the question
it's an Indian group
answered

 

[rajeshag]

but how it got grown? I also made grp but not much growth

 

[NPM Facebook Agency]

it's easy to be able to do it, if you have the trick

 

[blackbeans]

It’s easy to see why—I mean, it’s a meme group, and it’s also very topical; it focuses on working teens.

I'm also assuming that a lot of the memes they share weren’t created by them; they basically just recycle stuff that already works.

This should be your strategy if you want to recreate their success.

Look at the stuff that they share that gets a lot of engagement—reshare that stuff.

It’s really that simple!

Basically, build on something that already works.

A lot of people who try to build new groups think that they have to come up with their own hot memes, and they fall flat on their faces.

Build on something that works by sharing stuff that's already viral.

Just make sure you share it in new verticals that it hasn't been shared in before.

 

[AvePhoenix]

India has like 1/3 of the population of Earth. So, it's easy to grow a group of Indians...

 

[xinase3501]

Why don't you ask the admin instead of having people guessing here for you?!

 

[Starblazer]

Demographics - that's the key here.

They are targeting Indian single men who are either seeking or doing job, and interested in movies and sports.

 

[rajeshag]

It’s easy to see why—I mean, it’s a meme group, and it’s also very topical; it focuses on working teens.

I'm also assuming that a lot of the memes they share weren’t created by them; they basically just recycle stuff that already works.

This should be your strategy if you want to recreate their success.

Look at the stuff that they share that gets a lot of engagement—reshare that stuff.

It’s really that simple!

Basically, build on something that already works.

A lot of people who try to build new groups think that they have to come up with their own hot memes, and they fall flat on their faces.

Build on something that works by sharing stuff that's already viral.

Just make sure you share it in new verticals that it hasn't been shared in before.

1) yes they recycle stuff,but I also get bored after 1 month but they r recycling ,still groupis growing
2) I also have meme group but not much reach