Hey guys. I am making this post to follow-up about a post I had made not too long ago here on BHW because I had a question for anyone who may have any experience with FB groups and accumulating free content for them. So essentially, I have a Udemy course with over 100K students and counting. From my last post, I started to figure that I should try and draw many of these students to a FB group so I can a) help them with the course and answer any questions they have about the lessons or have other students join in so that they can discuss ways to solve problems related to the practical information taught in the course, but in real time (something they weren't necessarily able to do before), b) provide them with content related to the niche of the course (crypto) and other related niches such as passive income, side hustling, make money online etc., and of course keep the members engaged with said content, as well as c) provide offers that would convert these members in between the content being shared in the group (I have an e-book which I wrote which is somewhat related to these niches and I think may convert well with them - I also am thinking of some other sort of offers I can present to them (any ideas?). Students are trickling in each day and the group is building; however, I'm coming to the realization that I don't have consistent content to present them with. So I was wondering if there is such a place on the internet where I can find free content to share related to these niches (maybe like a treasure trove of articles related to these niches)? Like I said, I really want to keep my audience engaged and remaining in the group so that I can present them with offers in between the content I would be posting each day. Thanks everyone for your help!
Where to Find Consistent & FREE Content For FB Groups?
- Thread starter Diabolic-
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- Mar 10, 2010
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Other private FB groups work pretty well if you can find a bunch in your niche.
I'll give this a shot. Thank you.
bianyanxiao
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Want to know what your course is about? What are your prices on udemy? Can you tell me what percentage of the income usually belongs to you? I mean how much of a cut would udemy ask for?
The course focuses on using a certain platform to earn passive income. If you sign up for the program that Udemy runs to help sellers find clients through their own marketing (the name escapes me what they call the program), they can take up to 65% which is of course a lot; however, I would say that they bring in a lot of traffic through their marketing. I did this to start because I knew little to nothing about marketing. Since starting, I myself have been learning to market my course in various ways, and get direct signups to which you could earn just about all of the price that you set for your course. For me, I don't worry as much about the course earnings - they are nice to receive, but there are ways to make more money with the course outside of enrollments. If you're strategic about it, it could be very lucrative - especially when you accumulate a large amount of students and keep them engaged.
- Mar 10, 2010
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Super interesting... I bet that if you opened a little tutorial thread as to that it would be quite popular.
I'm already thinking and I'm not in that world but I can see that being a nice cash cow.
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1 - Don't make post as unreadable as yours.
2 - You can find tons of content in Reddit and make some twists to your own likings to post in Fb.
FredJones
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Congratulations! You've solved the harder part of the work there - the traffic! Keep building your list and feeding them! 
Sources to keep feeding them - any social network. Reddit, other FB groups, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, Tik Tok, Youtube - anything TBH is good.
Sources to keep feeding them - any social network. Reddit, other FB groups, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, Tik Tok, Youtube - anything TBH is good.
Yes, what I'm starting to do is something along the lines of direct teaching by doing more 1-on-1 sort of sessions to work on setting up the process taught in the course because it can be a little confusing for some getting into this area for the first time. Thanks for this tip with the tutorials, I think if implemented, it could be very helpful!
I've been taking a look at other groups, but you definitely have a great point to expand into other social media platforms. There is literally content all over that could be related to the niche and get people engaged. Thank you for this!Congratulations! You've solved the harder part of the work there - the traffic! Keep building your list and feeding them!
Sources to keep feeding them - any social network. Reddit, other FB groups, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, Tik Tok, Youtube - anything TBH is good.