Using a Facebook group for affiliate marketing?

If you are a moderator of a group then you should pin a freebie to your group and grow an email list, then start email marketing to your list. Trust me with the write copy you will get sales. If you don't have any products yet just promote affiliate products here and there and you will surely get sales, you already have the traffic part figured.
pin a freebie in his group to build an email list, then use email marketing to drive sales. Even without his own products, promoting affiliate products can still generate revenue, especially since he already have the traffic. damn I am quit envy
 
Start with core subjects that address major skill gaps, such as advanced SEO techniques, UX/UI design principles, or agile project management. Make sure the content is practical and directly applicable.
I’ll make sure everyone knows about these webinars;)
 
If you are a moderator of a group then you should pin a freebie to your group and grow an email list, then start email marketing to your list. Trust me with the write copy you will get sales. If you don't have any products yet just promote affiliate products here and there and you will surely get sales, you already have the traffic part figured.

BTW, use eye-catching teasers and highlight the perks of each session. Advertise on your Facebook group and push it out through LinkedIn and Twitter too.
How about leveraging SEO and content marketing? Maybe write some blog posts about the topics to attract more traffic?
 
How about leveraging SEO and content marketing? Maybe write some blog posts about the topics to attract more traffic?
Blogs can drive traffic and give added value., email marketing to keep your current members in the loop.
 
Send out a post-webinar survey. Ask about content relevance, delivery, and what they want next. Make it as easy as possible for them to give feedback.damn, I fell I am like a babysitter
Would it be useful to have follow-up interviews with some attendees for deeper insights?
 
I think there is still a chance, the important thing is that you need to research what kind of group your group members belong to and what their interests are.
 
A group with such a large number of members is not small, and your group also has a fairly stable growth rate. If the group maintains stable content, I believe you will be very valuable in the eyes of those who follow you.
 
You can find new partners to continue growing. For free courses, I would say coding, digital marketing or project management, as these are often in demand.
 
You could run a survey and see which group your audience falls into. What type of free course do you think would attract the most interest from that group?
 
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